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Hi All, don´t know if this really belongs in the vintage tools section, its only 36 years old though :-) so vintage might be a stretch i just purchased this saw, and would like to find some more info, the motor is missing and i would like to replace with the correct one, the brand is AEG (...

count me in Flemming

small update, turned the cross sled from this over this to this weather hasent been the best so progress is slow, working on the apron and lead screw now, the lead screw is in pretty ad shape, I hope I´m able to bring it back to life regards Flemming

Its 3 steps for double pulley Flemming

headstock done & in place tobucket.com/albums/z243/flemrasm/IMG_20160109_154920007_zpswypsv2bc.jpg[/IMG][/URL] started on the removable piece of the bed & the cross sled & chuck I have been searching on to fint the make of it, and it bears some resemblance with rossia lathes, but not...

Hi Steevo, that trailer jack is sweet, I need to copy that, thanks the drill press is close to finished now, installed the motor - a deplacement as the original was 380v and i only have 220v in my shed - its just powerful enough to run it, but ill keep lookout for a more powerful motor :-)...

thanks everyone for the answers, I´ll keep the teeth oiled instead, the only thing I have a problem with is the constant temp, where we live now, I have a small un-isolated shed, and as were renting that's what I need to settle with for now, the Danish winter is tough on the tools, but ill just...

thanks, I've refurbished the legs and are working on the bed, so far not a single sign of any make :-(, the headstock is next, everything is rusted so I need to take it apart, there are a few features that I would think could give me pointers towards the make, but so far no luck. regards Flemming

I´m a novice with regards to milling, I would primarily use this for Aluminum, would you say it better to use the lathe once I get this set up? reg. Flemming

Hi, moving a bit further with the restoration of the drill press and lathe http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=304323 and I have a question, since everything I clean the old grease off starts to rust imidiately in the damp Danish winter, I´m thinking about powdercoating stuff...

Should I use google translate? I know my english is not perfect, and i am sorry if that offends, I try my best Flemming

Are there any tricks, can i put a piece of iron under the pulleyto avoid breaking it? flemming

Didnt think of that, makes sence:lol: thanks Flemming

Thanks, i'll keep that in mind, can i use wax on the pole as well, right now i just covered it with oil Flemming

Hi folks, thanks for your answers, no set screw to be seen, im thinking it might be tapered I well get a hold of a puller and try Reg flemming

so got a little further, details from the table and now I startet taking the head apart

Hi, in my thread http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=304323 im facing a problem when needing to remove the belt pulley of the spindle end, when I remove the spindle I can see that the pulley has threading on the inside, how do I get it off, is it threaded on, or can I use a 3 jaw...

next up is the foot, unfortunately the previous owner has cut a chunk out of one side.. before pics

thanks 2oolhound, had not thought of that, seems like the simplest solution, provided i can make a 160pound counterweight that dosent take up all the space :-) well it is now, but when i collected it, it was in one piece :-), had to take it apart as i was moving it by myself, and even then the...

slow progress but still progress, took the crosstable apart and started cleaning it up, heres a picture from when I picked it up.. a few progress pics and how it stands now..cleaning and relouping really helped, it runs smoothly now im looking for advice on two things, how to keep...