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Here is a photo of my latest project. It's a Southbend Model 9A that I restored. I wish I had taken some before photos before I got started but didn't think of it until way after I started. Imagine a lathe that was stored at the bottom of a lake for a few years and that would sum up the...

That's a nice machine for $150. If you have room for it go get it. Check all the castings for cracks, check for spindle run out, obvious fixes etc... I love my camel back that I have its a fun machine to use plus you can't beat the style they have. Since there will be some assembly required I...

Craftsman Power Hacksaw (made by Covel). Takes the 12" blades and works really well. I may regret selling this but I don't use it that often and it's taking up space. Decent original paint. It's on a nice heavy homemade stand. $150 or trade for a nice Wilton bullet vise w/swivel base. I would...

That bench is Awesome!

Here is a craigslist link to a BIG Columbian 107 in Ohio. (not my ad just thought I would pass it along). http://toledo.craigslist.org/tls/4169769852.html I pondered it for a minute but I don't need a vise this big.

Price looks fair to me if it all works. Make a template of the table and take the template to a fabrication shop and have them cut it out of 3/8". Drill and tap the table and mount it and use it.

I have a South Bend 9A lathe and I am looking for some tooling. I need a 6" 4 jaw chuck with 1 1/2 x 8 spindle threads, tool holders for the lantern style post, a thread dial, dead center, live centers (MT 2), etc...... Let me know what you have. Can buy or trade. Thanks, Tim

Don't do it. Buy a used "vintage" model. Or if you have to go the import route look for something made in Taiwan, it will be better quality than Made in China.

Here are more photos of the interior, bottom and back of the box. I did also find the 1/2" drive attachment that fits the handle.

Blackhawk Tool box GONE I have a Blackhawk "Chief" wrench set tool box with 5 Blackhawk sockets in sizes 1 1/4", 1 1/16", 15/16", 3/4", 7/16" all 1/2" drive. Also a handle that is marked Blackhawk. As you can see in the photos the label inside the tool box is in great condition. The box is dent...

My South Bend was that rough or a little worse and I brought it back to life. I say get it and have some fun.

Here is a couple of pics of my Excelsior 15" (sorry for the one sideways) I just picked up. It has already been restored so no work for me :thumbup:. I need to have the belts shortened as they do slip a little. It has been a long search looking for this style drill press. It payed off to be be...

With it being an Atlas, no change gears, limited tooling I think $350 is top of the mark. Look for a South bend or a Logan they are 10x the machine for not much more money than the Atlas.

I have a big one (60 Gal) made in 1946 and it's still going strong. Yes they are good. What are the issues with the one your looking at? and how cheap is it?

http://lansing.craigslist.org/tls/4044463758.html Is this one?

I have the same band saw. Its a great little machine. Mine had the same issue so I machined a new part since I couldn't find a replacement. It wasn't that difficult. I paid $35 for mine so I think that price is way out of line. If you do end up with it let me know maybe I can help.

That's a nice little mill looks like you got a few goodies with it too.

Defiantly an import. I would say no.

wow!

To me it looks like a 14" and I think a fair price is in the $200-$400 range. Parts can be had for them but they are expensive. Make sure its all there and go for it. I have a WT 12" and its a great saw.