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If you can get it set up to cut square and straight, they're a pretty good saw for the price. Be sure to buy a quality blade for it. the originals are garbage.

Nice looking overhaul. I have a similar King-Seely 3 wheel bandsaw, i got in a trade 8 or so years ago. never have used it, just have it in my stash. Lol

thanks for the interesting photo and info tour.

Ok, as i have seen posted so many times on these forums, location makes a BIG difference in price. Around N. E. Ontario where i am, that lathe would sell at that price i'm sure. But as posted, you are not getting much with it, and to buy the main missing items you may need won;t be real cheap...

A Beach box in the UK? Never knew they exported. Beach was built at their plant in Smiths Falls Ontario Canada, they built fair quality boxes for years.

Wasn't that speckled paint the same as what they sprayed 50-60-'s car trunks with back then?

Had one, the 5 inch stones are getting hard to find.

Thanks for these pics Alan, great find!!

Wow, love that cabinet, that has to be very rare!!

Yup, drill press .

Agreed, it is a blood letting tool. They came in numerous sizes and shapes.

I'm interested, i'm in the North Bay Ontario area.

Fabulous pics and info guys, lovin this topic!!

I'm finding this vintage section, very good. Thanks for doing this.

If that press is an older taiwan built press, most were pretty decent. Still see a number of them in shops and grages, where they get used hard at times.

Looking forward again to all the great finds and info here. The best to everyone in 2015!

I'm up in North Bay, and we have snow, another 8 inches overnight and still comming down, Fortunatley it is fluffy, not heavy to shovel.

bigcaddy, very nice tester!!

Had a Super Saw cat, it was a great strong well built saw. Don't think they made them for too long.

looks to me like a small bunch of pipe/tube centers for the tailstock on a small lathe.