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What is a good number? I read once that a piece of fresh tree takes about a year per 1" of thickness but idk if that was accurate.

If you're anything like me, you have at least two more projects that you can jump on. :lol:

WD-40 and a razor blade to scrape the ways clean.

AC in the office, I'd never come out! :lol:

Awesome Jake, looks almost new and couldn't have been a better fit!

$5 says it's blue :lol_hitti

more often than I use my new tools.

Awesome Jake, wish I was closer I'd have been there with y'all!

Dang dude! :drool:

I have one shaped like it that's red with a Craftsman Crown Top decal on it.

I like your setup Hemi!

That could be from the 40's if I'm not mistaken, awesome find! I have a 12x36 from the Heritage era that came after yours. I think it is an early Atlas but need more pics. Also, look for a plate on the middle of the back side of the bed. Check for dirt daubers in the motor before attempting to...

Seriously though, has anyone watched the show "Garage Squad" on Velocity? For those that haven't, it's a show where people send in videos of them asking for help restoring a car that got sidelined in their garage and the producers choose a lucky person to get running. They send a group of people...

Pretty slick

Wish I had the bank to jump on a plane and come hang out for a week. You and I could get your office built in a week and get that place in order too. It's real easy for me, it's not my stuff so I just see it as stuff that needs organizing. You have emotional ties to it. Same with me and my junk...

I was thinking definitely Wissota when reading before I saw the pics, now I am 60/40 Wissota. Lets see what the experts say.

I do 6PT, it's a 2x42 Baldor belt sander and I also have a Baldor buffer on a pedestal stand but I'd like to keep this thread dedicated to the vintage Craftsman pedestal tools so please disregard the elephant in the room. :lol:

I smell jelly, someone here jelly for sure! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'll come back and edit this post to include the available models, part numbers etc along with the years made. I'll need help from you guys with the old catalogs for some of the info. I have a few grinders on stands, a band saw, table saw and a couple others I will post later. For now, here is...

Scoot hit the nail on the head.