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    Unknown antique compressor

    I took a chance on this compressor today at the local Restore for $7. The motor works and the pulley moves freely on the pump. So far, I've been unable to find a tag or label on the pump, only a Packard Electric Corporation motor tag on the 1/3 HP motor. The motor looks like its missing the...
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    Dayton Media Blast Cabinet

    I picked up this Dayton media blast cabinet this past weekend. While on the small side, this cabinet is well-built and made in the USA and should be adequate for most of my needs. Unfortunately, it seems to be pretty old and because of that, I am unable to find any information and manual...
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    Craftsman replacement friction slides

    I'm turning to the collective wisdom of the Garage Journal community because I am out of ideas. I picked up this 1955 Craftsman Roller cabinet last year and haven't done much with it as it is missing one friction slide on the bottom drawer of the bottom cabinet. Last weekend, I started getting...
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    Craftsman Cabinet Saw

    Somebody in or near San Francisco should jump on this one quick! It is clean! Can't beat free for this saw. http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/tls/5643749529.html Brad
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    Boice Crane Drill Press 1600

    So, this drill press was my first real venture into vintage tools. It replaced a 80s era Craftsman drill press that I had snagged off the free section of CL. At the time, I didn't really recognize the manufacturer but after getting it home, I went online to search for a manual and information...
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    1947 Unisaw

    So, I've been lurking on the GJ for several years now and while it has sparked an interest for vintage tools and outfitting my garage, I'd never been compelled to post until now. As with many, money is always tight so my sweet spot for tools is about $50 and under, but I of course really love...
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