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Newest old tool for the shop, Will Weld Manufacturing Co. AC machine and a Missing Link high freq box on top. Cant find a thing about Will Weld mfg online, its a local Omaha company from some time in the past. If anyone has a clue concerning these machines please chime in, otherwise I'll just...

This popped up locally and piqued my interest, google gives me nothing at all but even incomplete it looks like a hefty old spot welder to me. Obviously pre war. A product of the midwest and interesting to look at, I wouldnt pay more than a pittance for it but it might loom cool enough to stick...

Latest find, pretty rare as far as I can tell. Grinder stand doing admirable work! And in its new home, like the garage was made for it lol. And a sad casualty. Sent from my SM-G930P using Tapatalk

I am looking to have a number of ways to cut steel in my shop and while a horizontal band saw is in my future I was thinking an older scroll saw may work for some needs. Google results say most folks pan the idea but it seems like they are all talking about newer integrated motor saws, an older...

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I have shared this piece in other threads but thought I should start a thread of its own. Upon arriving home, I was pretty happy to score a vintage machine like this for such a good price. It has some rough points but seems rock solid mechanically. I originally wanted to strip her down and...

1 147 is the number on the press. Would it be some standard press in size by any chance? As of now I want to maintain the machine as original as possible, but I dont want to run it with the busted cap and risk running grit through the quill/spindle assembly. I can get the whole cap used for...

Was on the hunt for the B&D "wildcat" but picked this up for all of $15. Its about as big and is nice and dangerous feeling in the hands, its beat up so bad though that I cant make out any makers mark or markings of any sort. It has a toggle switch instead of a trigger or the B&Ds stud...

I am currently trying to assemble a decent garage shop, one major step is getting a decent air supply. I have had a small contractor grade compressor for years and it has been very good to me. An inspection recently showed a shockingly good condition pump. After 15+ years of often unkind use...