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I’ve restored a few of them and none of them had washers

The rest of the machine looks great.

Just finished this one a couple of days ago, Dunlap 80 series 12 1/4”. It’s almost all original down to the paint and I.D. tags (replaced worn shaft bushing). I have a few more on the to-do list. These things are addictive!

Nice!!😍

I bought the MB9200 MAC box in the center in 1991 with the NASCAR billboard decal, the top box is a limited edition S&S/MAC Tools chest that came with a complete set of tools, I believe around 2006. The side boxes are harbor freight.

I don’t have a facebook account but I saw these… I don’t know the model numbers, I think they made two versions, 103.0303 and 103.0305,,, I don’t know what the difference is between the two 2️⃣

Such fantastic machines posted, I don’t know if mine is worthy. It’s a 1987 Craftsman 8 1/4 bought from the original owner. It was in near mint condition. I dusted it off, made a table and changed the blade.

Sometimes it’s easier and cheaper to find and buy a donor machine and transplant the parts you need. They only produced those for a few years so the cover alone could be way more expensive than a non-working or non-wanted machine. Make one good machine from the two. “Sometimes”

NICE!!!😍,,,The gray on the King-Seeley is beautiful, what’s the color name?

Picked this one up from an 86yr old man who said it was his father’s. His wife was having him downsize 😠. It’s a from what I can tell from the belt guard and the non-splined quill shaft an early Companion 11 3/4”. I want to try to date it but, there is no tag nor holes for a tag. Another concern...

She’s a beauty 😍

That is an awesome pulley, they are hard to find for smaller machines.

My quill cover was missing so, I 3d printed one. Also you can see in the picture the drive nail holes are there for the Craftsman badge

One of my favorite DP’s, a 1937 Craftsman 12 3/4”. It came with the K-C motor. I replaced the Craftsman feed handle hub with an Atlas one. The Dunlap water slide under the green paint puzzled me but it was original so I included it in the restoration.

Looks just like it!

Yes, it’s held in place by strong magnets and the center section is replaceable if it damaged

Atlas model 63 Cregs list find, added slow/high speed pulley and finished it off with custom table, head badge and switch plate decals.

Thanks Mike, I have a more to share, I’ve restored quite a few. The 900 is a keeper!