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How are the tires and blade? Are they new? Apply proper tension to keep the blade on the track.

That's surely a solid band saw. Let's assume that's in a good working condition, you'll never go wrong with $125. I couldn't tell by the picture if it's both for wood and metal cutting. Wish you luck.

That's a nice score! Looks like new,well done.

For $5, that's a steal.

Wish I could help but that's a solid looking lathe. Love vintage tools and that's just worth it.

It's a solid looking band saw. I like Grob saws. Can you tell how much does it weigh? How'd you get it on the truck? I'm sure you'll be pleased with it.

That's a nice find. Best of luck from it. Such a great addition to your shop.

Love that HEM band saw but I can hardly afford it.

That looks like a great deal! Here's an info http://www.dakecorp.com/products-detail.asp?page=Work-A-Matic%20SXC I mostly use bimetal blades I got from sawblade dot com .

It really looks great!

What a great score! They're all right, you definitely ****. Enjoy it.

Despite all the wacky listings that I just enjoy as entertainment, I had good experiences on CL.

That's weird! Probably the previous owner attempted to cut metal on it.

Is it only for wood cutting? That's a fair enough price. Missing parts are easy to find. I think you'll be pleased with it. Just proper tuning up and maybe some upgrades you think you need for your plans.

You really are good in restoring tools! That's a sweet looking drill press.

I suggest you put it on Craigslist.

Op. Any updates on this? Did you check the band saw?

How many tools have you restored yet?

That's pretty interesting.

That is literally beautiful fabrication work! Totally amazing.