Search results

Hi everyone, Fairly new here and finally decided to share some of what I mostly do in my shop. My big thing is restoring machines, and I've been doing a lot of Craftsman tools for a client recently. I have three more lathes to do for him, and I hope to keep adding to this thread in the future as...

I grew up in Brimfield and have been going ever since I was a little kid. Everyone says Mays and J&J's are the best, they open Thursday and Friday respectively. Honestly, don't feel like you're missing out if you don't go to those two. Both charge admission until the afternoon the day they open...

Heres the link to one I restored recently. Fun project and its a great old tool. http://ecmanufacturing.weebly.com/woodworking-machines.html

What good is that if you cannot support the tool with a rest off the back?

Hello everyone, New to the forum here, my name is Eric, as well as being machinist by day (and night) I also restore/sell old woodworking and metalworking machinery. I am in the process of restoring a Craftsman 103.2307 lathe, and I went to go chase the face-plate threads with a 3/4-16 tap...