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    Show us your cool, "old" drill press

    With the horizontal post intersecting the vertical post just a little right of center towards the head, it’s very stable and there’s no slop and almost zero runout. It actually drills a pretty nice hole. If I move the horizontal post in either direction much more than about two inches...
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    Show us your cool, "old" drill press

    Until recently, this 1959 Delta Rockwell 32” radial model had been my one and only DP. I’ve bored a lot of holes with it over the years. It’s a nice light to medium duty machine. It’s accurate and has minimal runout. Jim C.
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    Bench Top vs Floor Standing Drill Press

    I very recently came across a pretty nice 1948 Craftsman floor standing model. I was more than just a little bit happy to get it, particularly since it was a floor standing model. I love to overbuild everything, and when I’m woodworking, adding dowels to the corners of boxes, furniture, etc...
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    Vintage Delta 12" Disc Sander, "War Effort Survivor"

    That’s one of my all time favorite Delta machines. Nice find! I bought a 1954 model about ten years ago with the intent of restoring it and using it in my shop. I just never got around to it. I can’t count how many times I said something like, “l wish I had that sander set up right now.”...
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    Show us your handplanes

    . If you follow the same link but go to page 34, reply 506, and page 41, replies 603 and 604, I wrote a little about the Stanley #238 weather strip plane. It looks very similar to the #239, but they’re two different planes. I think I demonstrated how the #238 works. While other sites and...
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    Show us your handplanes

    I did a write up on the Stanley #239 at the link below. Go to page 58, replies 858 and 859. There’s also a little more info on page 59, reply 871. Jim C. http://www.papawswrench.com/vboard/index.php?topic=9443.msg59439#msg59439
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    Show your Indestro and Duro-Chrome tools

    Thanks Lugz. My thinking exactly. There’s a little sense of excitement/satisfaction when you finally find the last tool to complete a set. Well, another set down and MANY more to go! Jim C.
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    Show your Indestro and Duro-Chrome tools

    After a little more than two and a half years, I finally found it, and completed my Duro Chrome obstruction wrench set.
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    Help with Craftsman Professional Wrenches

    Practically everything you ever wanted to know about Cman Pro wrenches can be found here. http://www.papawswrench.com/vboard/index.php?topic=25550.msg145956#msg145956
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    Old Walden Worcester

    Thanks Lugz, it could be a very difficult part to find according to the guy I got the set from. But you never know. One might pop up. Jim C.
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