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Well put G-Man!

Killing it!! Great job!!

Pics? Plate should be on the side with a model number.

If you buy a $200 ASO and find out you don't like Smithing, you may get $50 for it used but if you buy a $1,000 real anvil and find out you don't like Smithing, you could easily get your money back or possibly even make money if you buy right.

The details make the difference, great job!

Awesome!

I'll be the one... YOU ****!

4.8l ecsb, neighbors kid.

Took a load of machines to my son, instant Craftsman workshop! He has a 10x12 shed in his yard we filled up with tools today. I gave him all my Craftsman pedestal tools, the band saw, sander, table saw, shaper, planer, jointer, drill press, two block grinders on stands, a couple tool boxes...

Nice garage! Someone will be along for that awning I'm sure. Welcome to GJ!

:lol: needed a good laugh this morning, thanks!

That belongs in the WTF thread. The package says "a gulf and western manufacturing co" and the state of manufacture is Massachusetts...

Here is the HF version of what I would use, if they have the appropriate sizes. I have an old vintage set that work fine for nail/screw holes. Link--->https://www.harborfreight.com/leather-punch-tool-97715.html

2x the jealousy!!

That does look like the pattern, two on one end and one on the other. Hard to tell exactly. Either way, I have a double pole joiner base and at least one of the top plates. I think I used the other joiner top plate for my sander pedestal build. ALSO, that double pole base was used on the wood...

Buy a roll of engine turned 2 or 3" wide tape and tape it on a piece of metal or plastic that is cut to fit the spot. I have a thin piece of metal I was going to try to engine turn for mine, and there are a few members with extras if you just want to buy a used piece.

Is that just a double pole base like the Jointer used? If so, I have one but the top plates are designed for the joiner, IDK if they would work with the scroll saw.

The motor bracket on the tank should have slots to let you move the motor in/out to line up with the pump pulley.

That rivet setter is SWEET! I missed out on a long arm sewing machine today at auction, lack of funds currently have me on hold. The "foam cutter" is actually a hot knife for synthetic materials, like nylon etc. It cuts and heals the edge to keep from fraying. You can use it on the tarps and...

That rivet setter is SWEET! I missed out on a long arm sewing machine today at auction, lack of funds currently have me on hold. The "foam cutter" is actually a hot knife for synthetic materials, like nylon etc. It cuts and heals the edge to keep from fraying. You can use it on the tarps and...