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A Delta stand like this one on my Model 37-290 Deluxe 4" Jointer with work fine for you...:) My 1936 Delta Model 785 10: band saw also...

That motor is not original for sure as Delta sourced their motors from Dorre Electric, Smith and Marathon as contractor suppliers... The catalog number for this band saw on the original welded type stand with a motor is No. 777. Those 768 band saws weigh around 100lbs alone and on the stand with...

Yeah, I get the table saw stuff on the table saw threads and off the vise thread :) No kick back issuers at all ever and I also have the original blade guard that came with Gramp's saw and he or I never use. Those are the factory optional out feed rollers and cost more today if you can find...

To be honest I'm not using my Model 80 bench saw that much anymore since I found my 1966 Craftsman "Floor Model table saw....:) Capt. Curt USCG/USMM Officer Oak Street Restoration Oak Street Boatworks

Those Model 80 bench saws are a nice medium duty machine...the biggest upgrades I made was putting a Forrest Woodworker II $90 blade on it and upgrading the motor to a 3/4-HP. This below is the most recent HUGE upgrade as follows: Replaced the arbor and double row bearing on this saw. Saw had a...

Ahoy there drivesitfar! That is my 1950 Craftsman King-Seeley 8 in bench saw that my Grandpa bought brand new at the Sears store that I also got in 1994 after his passing along with some other Craftsman machine he bought at the same time at Sears. This is the earliest version of the "Model 80"...

I have a American Red Seal No. 64 "Extra Heavy Duty" machinist's vise with the swivel base. This vise weighs 78lbs. and had 4.5" wide jaws. Built by the American Scale Company of Kansas City, MO (1895-1960's). This No. 64 was my Grandpas and I got it in 1994. This No. 64 vise was given to him...

I need to find the side chrome handle for a Remline or Powr Kraft rolling chest, if anybody has one in any condition or sees one please let me know. I will more that likely just have to make a new one myself.

Yes, I like all the drawers and those small drawers especially...I was lucky to find one in any condition since I don't see them out there in the wild often let alone for $45 Grew up in the Detroit area myself and worked at an auto parts store (1977-79) in Royal Oak that sold new S-K Tools for...

My vintage 1964-1968 S-K Wayne 5 drawer "Machinists" tool chest I recently picked up in the Dallas area off FB. In the original condition that I just cleaned up some with WD40 and fine steel wool. S-K Wayne was only branded by the Symington Wayne Company for 4 years as many of you already know...

All socket are now SOLD...

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I have four brand new (received from SK 11/2109) in the package SK Tools sockets in 1/2" drive I willing to sell off since these are all extra doubles for me. 1.) 13/16" shallow 12 pt. #40126: $10 (SK price $16.33) 2.) 11/16" deep 12 pt. #40822: $15 (SK price $21.21) 3.) 3/4" deep 12 pt...

Craftsman "King-Seeley" and "Guaranteed Highest Quality" decals you can print off the make you own new badge...

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I have restored over a dozen of the 103. model King-Seeley/Central Specialty made 9" disk/6 x 48" sanders and several of the 113. model Emerson made (1964 on) sanders...some had rubber drum bands installed at the factory and many of later years did not. These sanders run fine without the rubber...

Belts for the Atlas 5010 are available at: https://customsandingbelts.com/

I have an Atlas 5010 Sander also after I had been looking for one for YEARS!! One of the most beautiful design "art deco" sanders of all time in my opinion :) Mine is posted on Vintage Machines.org I've heard it said that these Atlas 5010 Sanders are referred to by others on that website as...

Thanks much! I just got all that Indestro Super tools from my college buddy from Houston and he thinks his Dad who was a engineer with a nick name of "Tinker" bought all his Indestro stuff at a Western Auto Store in South Houston in the mid 1960's. Yes, The small ignition pliers are my FAVORITE...