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I got my wife the Delta Midi, she was turning alot of spinning spindles on it. I use it for smaller items, Pens etc, and turned 20 large architectural acorn finials for a local home renovation with it. I usually turn on a Shopsmith Mk 510 system, it works great as a lathe. They can be gotten for...

If I were closer, I'd drive there and buy that in a heartbeat

I would hire/rent a skid steer with a flail mower for the first mowing. Then get a tow behind to keep it down.

Very nice work

From Google The Davis Sewing Machine company has a fascinating history. According to the International Sewing Machine Collectors Society, it began in Watertown, New York when investors back Job Davis to begin manufacturing his sewing machine design in 1868. The company became a strong local...

Looks like a Davis Machine base.

Did you run that through a planer or sand it ?

Damn, only about 70 miles from me

Did he do alot of chainsaw work ? Look like chain rivet tools to me.

Nothing. On my UniSaw it has no mount on back and hangs past the saw table several (6) inches. My saw, table, and fence all came together, new when I bought the package deal.

My friend was quoted $1000 for less than a 10 mile move for his.

Locking the garage door

I use a 4ft round mirror from an old dressing table someone was throwing away in front of my lift. My F150 barely fits also.

If you're working on motorcycles, you will need a 10mm 12 point for brake caliper bolts.

Love the warning on that package

Also welcome from West Central Illinois

Welcome from downstate, I'm about 30 miles west of Springfield

The table itself is small, but they have extensions that expand the surface area. I bought a model 510 in 1988, and later converted it to the model 520. The t/s function is IMO the weak point, the table moves up and down, not the blade. So any adjustment, you have to also raise/lower the...

Mine is also built into the table of my saw, i can use the fence for either tool

Yes, I have one of those too.