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T27 is common for Stihl products

For cleaning files I believe

I checked the two of mine and both are Wood 1944 and 45

Thanks guys, this is a first for me. This grinder is only the 2nd that I'm aware of in this area. I have visited the pre-block thread and posted a picture of the 1/3hp grinder from the 1952 Craftsman catalog I have.

Here's some more information from 1952 catalog

It's a heavy sucker for sure. I don't even know if I'll keep it. I already have a grinder (Taiwan) that I got as a Christmas present years ago and serves me fine. I just could not let it be trashed that's why I saved it.

Ok, thanks, Ill give it a try

There is some numbers stenciled on the bottom tin cover, I'll have to take a closer look at them. When I had it test running it took forever for the wheels to finally stop. I was actually thinking the switch would turn it on but not off. Pulled the plug just in case. I'll see what I can do about...

How do you date YOM on block grinders. I picked a freebee 1/4hp up today @ recycle ctr that has a crown top badge and a push on/off switch. It does run but filthy and missing to outside wheel guards.

I can honestly say that I've never seen a Craftsman kitchen knife. Interesting

Emergency paddle ?

Opening paint cans?

2 corded Skil 7 1/4 right hand Porter Cable 7 1/4 left hand

Sweet

I really don't think you'll have enough volume of air to sandblast. If your not going to be using it for an extended period, I'd drain it. Otherwise I leave mine pressurized.

Make sure the trap joint under the sink is tight. I chased that smell in our guest bath for two weeks thinking it was dried out trap or clogged vent, when it was a connection under sink that needed tightening. Put a tablespoon of cooking oil in traps that don't get used much. Keeps the water...

I have my fathers 1952 Craftsman Power Tools for Shop and Industrial Use catalog that I'll donate to any of you guys that think it would be helpful. It's in excellent condition

They will destroy the plastic trays.