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Did you get the water trough? If not, https://www.facebook.com/share/14Zta5pFzdf/

Any problem maintaining belt tension?

The tags are classic. I still have one of those label makers and some tape laying around somewhere. The Brother label maker has replaced it.

I put Lucas red and tacky in most everything around the house. When I replaced brushes on my 40+ year old 4” Makita angle grinder a few years ago, greased the gears on it also. Wouldn’t over analyze, though I often do!

Kinda already mentioned. Ask the neighbor if you can buy that small triangle of land, pay for a new survey and give your neighbor a case of his favorite afterwards.

All that time getting the oil off the top only to cover it with oil again. Oh the irony! 😂

Thanks for the prompt reply. I don’t recall running past that spec sheet you posted.

I also have a Kalamazoo 816 for about 20 years now. Works great but I decided to do some maintenance. Mine came with a single 2” pulley on the motor and the largest pulley on the gearbox is damaged. I’m looking for 5 pieces of information that I cannot find. 1-Gearbox ratio. With this I can...

That’s awesome! Years ago when they were retiring a coal fired generating station where I worked, there was a phone similar to the one on the left in your picture, on an upper floor atop the coal bunkers. Needless to say, someone else snatched that up before I could get to it. But I did get a...

I believe the stand is a Delta as it matches my 10” tilting table saw my dad bought used after WWII. There were no additional non OEM holes drilled in the stand and I kept it that way. The grinder was in similar condition. The bolts are unique as they are formed to match the depressions in the...

Love the phones on the wall!

I hang my pliers behind the screwdrivers, which for me the screwdrivers would be in the circular holders where you have the T handles. Make those holders do double duty. I do not like the holders where you have the screwdrivers, as I inadvertently always knock them off.

How about a picture of where the rubber feet were. A Dremel tool with the right bit and some patience should get the broken screws out.

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If it’s not a 3 way switch, up is usually on, down is usually off.

Another concern would be cracking on a thin slab if you put a concentrated load on it, even with a sound sub slab. Im not sure if this would be a problem, but would do a little research on it.

I had a Linde mig I bought new 40? years ago. It gave up the ghost about 4 years ago and after going back and forth between a Hobart and a Lincoln, I purchased the Lincoln 180, a 220 volt mig welder. Found a good deal on line and it was delivered. I could not believe how much better the welds...

First I bought the old lathe stand and redid that for my lathe, that I also refurbished. Used the wood from the bought stand for the drawers, etc. Then I made the Chalice, Ciborium and Paten for a priest friend.

I ran across this grinder on marketplace when I was looking for the one I just bought. The price was too much but I noticed the oil cups, and the gold color which seems less common. I’m a sucker for old tools, don’t need another grinder, but it looks like a fun project to restore if the price...

If I was closer, I would be happy to get that buffer out of his way also!