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Here is a link to some historical info as well as help in identifying some of the older machinery. http://www.lathes.co.uk/clausing/page11.html

Justin, You get two thumbs up for being a good guy.

I think these are what I'm looking for.....the ford jigs are not identified in the TA manual I have. I'm reasonably sure the lower one is for Model A. Can anyone identify the three jigs?

Willy, I dont know anything about chain.....what size did you use on yours? What is the reduction? Thanks, T.

Makes sense.....I'll stop complaining :-) It's been a fun place and lots of info. I probally would not have bought the c series craftsman set without the info gleaned here and will use members to finish the set when I'm rich and famous! Thanks!

This gem followed me home a while back. It will be an improvement over the Kwikway line bore machine. It was not complete and I have been working to find the missing ford jigs. Will be great when it is up and running.

Crazy, can't post a classified until I've posted 100 posts...will keep trying to get to 100 with useless posts.

Small wheels make it difficult. Go slowly.

Ant interest in a pourable self leveling top coats? Got a catalog in he mail watcofloors.com

Dryloc EXTREME is a good product. Doesn't sound like you have a moisture problem.

If doing it myself 5.5 yards @ $150+' $250 materials, concrete disposal 20000 lbs at your land fill rate $550 out here. And if a pump is neede add $300. Ask for references. Some guys without much overhead can save you some $$. Small jobs are not as lucrative and contractors use them to keep...

Great ideas, looking for a way to age new wood in an old pickup

Interesting floor heating, something not seen much out west.... As articles and equipment are added some sound echo will diminish. I found that a lot of the materials that I could have used in my shop were not suitable around welding/grinding if heat resistive ness is a consideration for you....

I wish There was a way, seems like the variety of trees planted are continually dropping something here too. Ai use a 24" floor mop and a leaf blower.

Nice prize! If I send you a few bucks will you buy a lottery ticket for me?

Neat old piece, maybe a small drill press frame.

Sold one last year with allot of tooling but missing the change for $250.

Great floor, nice looking design.

Great, plan to use it as a utility gun, primers, chassis etc. . I have a Devilibis HVLP that I use for finish work. Thanks.

Found this set up the swap meet, bought 2 for 15 bucks. Looks pretty rough here but it cleaned up well, will need new seals. Anyone used a blinks 2001 before?