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It was listed at $325.00... Marshall, Michigan SOLD (But not to me...) Heh

Looks like it still has a deathgrip on a escapee from the last time it was used...

Just noticed this 12" Delta Disc sander on FBMP... I don't recognise the electric motor on this machine... It includes the DS-21 dust chute and rare blower motor... There are still gems to be found of these wonderful built machines...

Nice bandsaw (Atlas)... Uggg, Meant to say Delta...:lol_hitti This little fella needs to be brought out of retirement and be put back to work...

Not a discharge capacitor... Itsa step up transformer that powers the magnetron (eyeball fryer)...

Had to get out my VOM this afternoon... Long story short... My wife had both knees replaced a year ago and is now ready to step up her exercise program... She asked me to look into her elliptical step machine... The LCD screen was acting up and the programed routine wasn't starting... Took the...

Four years after I sold my shop, the new owner called me about a problem with the 12 foot hydraulic shear not working... The shear was made sometime in the 60's and control boards were no longer available... He ran out of ideas after contacting a few people that wanted nothing to do with trying...

I have the Zero-G hoses and they work fine with my pressure washer... City water pressure keeps it fully pressured while running the washer... I'm guessing if a high GPH pressure washer is used, it would need to consume more GPH than what's supplied by the city?

Sounds like the start winding isn't engaging and it's trying to start on the run winding (humming)... The centrifugal switch controls the start to run sequence at startup... I'd check the centrifugal switch for proper operation...

Continuing with my winter project... Picked it up from an estate auction awhile back... Did a Timken bearing replacement on the spindle, and cleaned up the original paint... Bought the HF US General 42" roller cabinet to mount the small lathe... Overview of Atlas Press Co. 612 Lathe Pre-War Era...

Not much... But I did add oil Gits to my electric motor...

Search W. F. & John Barnes Co. Rockford Illinois The"Original Barnes"

Google image search is very helpful in locating hard to find items...

And preferably tempered makeup air... A local restaurant we go to, with a commercial hood running, isn't using any makeup air... You practically need to use both hands on the door pull and one foot pressing on the wall to open the door to get in... Once the door is opened and the seal is broken...

Same thing happened to me using Simple Green to degrease some electric motor cast iron end bells after having degreased some copper light fixtures... Pulled them out of solution a day later and saw this... Need to be careful reusing contaminated copper solutions... (bucket of Simple Green in...

Yup... Rick Smith is great... Known him for probably 15 years...

I've been known to buy metals from these guys at good prices... Their selection varies day by day... Research Alloys / Stargate Metals Topper Supply Columbus Pipe & Equipment

I don't think you even need that adapter... I think the white part is a display platform... If you look closely, there is a raised rib around the hose attachment end... Here's mine, with the vac hose attached and a bit of duct tape...

It's going to help if you have some blacksmithing skills, but you can get a similar result with a little fakery... Looking at your picture you can get A36 hot roll bar stock from a local steel supplier. 3/16" thick stock and under has a pretty smooth surface finish. At 1/4" thick stock and up...