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What if you provided the software and let people measure their tools and do the design themselves?

I use an old Delta but a lot of guys swear by the Powermatic 1150 for wood and 1200 for metal.

Another vote for a VFD. It's pretty simple to install too.

Then have them send you a new catalog. :) http://www.jcwhitney.com/

Very cool!

I think a lot of us would be as there have been several threads here with a lot of people looking into it. The biggest factor is going to be cost.

Where did you buy it? I see a guy on ebay seems to have them.

Proto's catalog, page 578, says 15 deg.

looks like it's pre-war and before Delta started keeping track of serial numbers. http://wiki.vintagemachinery.org/DeltaSerialNumbers.ashx

Pretty sure it's a 14" Delta. If you can read the serial number off of the back we'll know year. A few other clues can be the type of knobs that hold the wheel covers on and if the stand is welded or bolted. Those could've all been changed along the way though, so the serial number is your...

Thanks for the info and pics!

They may, but those two are different. The Bondhus models slope down at the ends of the T. Bondhus does this so you can spin them easier in your hand.

Anybody know the differences between the Williams and Snap On versions?

If the guy is that much of a freak about his lawn then go online and print out some info about how much better a reel mower is for his lawn. Then offer to buy him a manual push one. Problem solved.

Count me in. I've never tried any of these compact impacts.

That's really scary! I'm a quadriplegic and have had many problems with medical equipment that was good until production was moved to China. I have enough problems every day in life. I don't need more because some corporation only cared about making an extra buck or two. Beyond just the...

I had the same thought, looks too big. Looks more like a #4.

I buy from most of the places mentioned already, but think I am going to stop buying from Amazon unless it's a really good deal. The last several orders I've placed there, some tools and some other things, have taken about a week before Amazon bothers to ship the orders.

Great to hear and go to know! You can never have too many clamps!

Are Pony pipe clamps still made here?