Shane are those 9"x9" floor tiles?

I can't out do Shane's gorgeous restorations, so I won't show any pics, except the scrollie....

 

1927 Anderson Bandsaw Company 14" Improved Bandsaw
1931 Delta 3110 Polishing Arbor
1937 Heston & Anderson Decoflake 14" Bandsaw

1938 Walker Turner model 900 15" Drill Press with Ships Wheel
1941 Delta Model 1440 Scroll Saw w/ Variable Speed Pulley

1941 Walker Turner model 900-D950 15" Bench top Drill Press
1949 Boice-Crane model 200 Friction Matic Wet tool and Knife grinder
1949 Southbend 9A-644Z Lathe
1953 Delta Homecraft model 28-110 10" bandsaw
1953 Delta 36-400 Variable Speed 12/16" Gap Bed Lathe
1956 Walker Turner 3331 16" Wood/Metal Variable Speed Industrial Bandsaw
195X Burke #4 Hand Miller Horizontal Milling Machine
1964 Walker Turner/Rockwell 15-146 15" VS6 Variable Speed Drill Press
1965 Delta Rockwell model 28-380 14" wood/metal bandsaw w/enclosed base and retactable casters
196X State B4 Oscillating Spindle Sander
1972 Rockwell Model 31-710 Combination 6" Belt, 12" Disk Sander on enclosed steel base
1972 Rockwell Model 37-220 6" Jointer on Enclosed Steel Stand
1979 Rockwell model 15-655 VS6 15" Variable Speed Drill press w/LVC
1985 Craftsman model 113.198611 10" Radial Arm Saw
1987 Delta model 34-802 Unisaw w/52" unifence & table, uniguard, and LVC

Ahh come on Dan, it isn't about out doing, we just love to see these wonderful pieces of equipment. Shane put his out there so show us yours.

 

DougB442 said:

I can't out do Shane's gorgeous restorations, so I won't show any pics, except the scrollie....

 

1927 Anderson Bandsaw Company 14" Improved Bandsaw
1931 Delta 3110 Polishing Arbor
1937 Heston & Anderson Decoflake 14" Bandsaw

1938 Walker Turner model 900 15" Drill Press with Ships Wheel
1941 Delta Model 1440 Scroll Saw w/ Variable Speed Pulley

1941 Walker Turner model 900-D950 15" Bench top Drill Press
1949 Boice-Crane model 200 Friction Matic Wet tool and Knife grinder
1949 Southbend 9A-644Z Lathe
1953 Delta Homecraft model 28-110 10" bandsaw
1953 Delta 36-400 Variable Speed 12/16" Gap Bed Lathe
1956 Walker Turner 3331 16" Wood/Metal Variable Speed Industrial Bandsaw
195X Burke #4 Hand Miller Horizontal Milling Machine
1964 Walker Turner/Rockwell 15-146 15" VS6 Variable Speed Drill Press
1965 Delta Rockwell model 28-380 14" wood/metal bandsaw w/enclosed base and retactable casters
196X State B4 Oscillating Spindle Sander
1972 Rockwell Model 31-710 Combination 6" Belt, 12" Disk Sander on enclosed steel base
1972 Rockwell Model 37-220 6" Jointer on Enclosed Steel Stand
1979 Rockwell model 15-655 VS6 15" Variable Speed Drill press w/LVC
1985 Craftsman model 113.198611 10" Radial Arm Saw
1987 Delta model 34-802 Unisaw w/52" unifence & table, uniguard, and LVC

I'm new here so hi guys.I have several "old" machines,my favorite is a crescent universal woodworker.It has a 14" table saw,26" bandsaw,8" jointer,horizontal borer and a shaper.I use a crescent #2 table saw alot and a mattison 274 cutoff saw.

I have a 1954 Craftsman Accura Arm 100 Radial Arm saw that was bought specifically to build some kitchen cabinets to replace the two steel cabinets that were installed when we had the house built in 1953, right after we got married.

I still have it and it still runs very well.  Here are some images of the cabinets I built in 1954.  These were take back in 2005 when we revisited the old home town of Erie, PA.  We now live in East Central Iowa since 1969.

They are made from Birch plywood and I purposely used the "B" side because of the contrastin grain.  I was 23 years old then.  Gawd..

Will never part with the old RAS..

Larry

 

 

Larry, you did a fine job. I love the grain. You must have made them well, as they are still there when you went back. Now if only we could get as nice of plywood today....bob

I second that motion!

John Moody said:

Ahh come on Dan, it isn't about out doing, we just love to see these wonderful pieces of equipment. Shane put his out there so show us yours.

 

DougB442 said:

Ok, here goes:

I'll begin with the derelicts.

1919 Yates G-2 ripsaw



ca. 1910 Fay & Egan Victor #6 pattern lathe freshly dug out of the ground:



ca. 1910 Falls Machine Co. edge jointer:

ca. 1890 J. A. Fay dowel machine:



Now for the stuff that's either running, or ready to run:

1884 Rowley & Hermance "Sweepstakes" planer matcher


ca. 1910's American #1 tablesaw with horizontal mortiser, Greenlee 226 mortiser behind it:



ca. 1890 Jos. O. Colladay 4 head sticker/molder:



1880's S. K. Lovewell 24" drum sander:



Ca. 1890 J. A. Fay 36" bandsaw:



ca. 1920 Fay & Egan lightning 453 stroke sander:



1880's C. O. & A. D. Porter lathe:



Pre 1902 Dodds 12 spindle dovetail machine:



ca. 1890 L. S. Colburn scroll saw:


1890's Greaves & Klusman 16" jointer:



1920's Colladay Machine works tenoner:



1920's Colladay machine works shaper:



Dewalt GE 20" radial arm saw:



ca. 1890 C. O. & A. D. Porter spindle carver:



I'm missing pics for a Blount lathe, but I think that's it.  Didn't realize I had so much.

Eric









Hi Eric,

 

Thanks for posting these pictures and your shop floor plan has changed since I was up there last Sept. 

 

Thanks ~ Dan

Eric, glad to see ya posting here.

 

Love the machines, I don't think I have ever seen them posted all at once ... very impressive!!!

You're Sweepstakes is still one of my favorite machines

 You asked for pictures...

1927 Anderson Bandsaw Company 14" Improved Bandsaw

1931 Delta 3110 Polishing Arbor

1937 Heston & Anderson Decoflake 14" Bandsaw

1938 Walker Turner model 900 15" Drill Press with Ships Wheel

1941 Delta Model 1440 Scroll Saw w/ Variable Speed Pulley

1941 Walker Turner model 900-D950 15" Bench top Drill Press

1949 Boice-Crane model 200 Friction Matic Wet tool and Knife grinder

1949 Southbend 9A-644Z Lathe

1953 Delta 36-400 Variable Speed 12/16" Gap Bed Lathe

(oddly enough, I don't have a picture)

1956 Walker Turner 3331 16" Wood/Metal Variable Speed Industrial Bandsaw

195X Burke #4 Hand Miller Horizontal Milling Machine

(oddly enough, I don't have a picture)

 

1964 Walker Turner/Rockwell 15-146 15" VS6 Variable Speed Drill Press

1965 Delta Rockwell model 28-380 14" wood/metal bandsaw w/enclosed base and retactable casters

196X State B4 Oscillating Spindle Sander

1972 Rockwell Model 31-710 Combination 6" Belt, 12" Disk Sander on enclosed steel base

1972 Rockwell Model 37-220 6" Jointer on Enclosed Steel Stand

1979 Rockwell model 15-655 VS6 15" Variable Speed Drill press w/LVC

1985 Craftsman model 113.198611 10" Radial Arm Saw

(oddly enough, I don't have a picture)

 

1987 Delta model 34-802 Unisaw w/52" unifence & table, uniguard, and LVC

HI Doug,

 

Thanks for the pics as they all look good, but my favorite for the kooooool factor is the 1937 Heston & Anderson Decoflake 14" Bandsaw.........it looks like it was taken off a Buck Rogers space ship or some such thing.......plus they are very rare............

Thanks ~ Dan

 

 

 

 

Richard said:

The WT band saw runs so smooth and quite it unbelievable. 

 

Richard,

I have about 7 or so bandsaws (mostly WWII or before / 10" and 14"Deltas) currently and have used probably 50 plus types and brands over the years and yes the 36" Yates American and the 36" Olivers and the Tanys and the Northfields are all great, but if I didn't collect Deltas and only had one pick for a bandsaw for a home sized shop my pick would be a 16" Walker Turner metal/woodcutting bandsaw. I had one for 14 years in my last Industrial Tech teaching job that set there and sawed for several hours a week and never had to do much at all to it......man they are a good if not the best mid sized bandsaw ever made in my book and quite a bit better than the vintage 14" Deltas, but I really like the looks of the aforementioned Deltas on the optional art deco cast iron bases. Here are 2 of my 4 cast iron based Delta 14"ers ........one is a metal/woodworking just set for metal and the other is a wood only for this shed and 2 more Delta 14"ers on cast iron bases set up like these for my other shed which I use primarily for woodworking. 

 

Just great pictures guys and wonderful commentary. Keep it coming.

1953 Oliver 232 table saw

Late 20's Crescent 8" heavy jointer

1962 Delta 1460 lathe

1977 Powermatic 1150 drill press

1968 Delta 14" bandsaw

1932 Delta Specialty 10" bandsaw

1955 Cincinnati 6" grinder

1955 DeWalt MB 8" RAS

1944 Walker Turner 1180B table saw

A new DeWalt 12" lunchbox planer that will one day be replaced with a vintage Powermatic 100 12" planer

Currently in use:

 

Late 70's Delta/Rockwell 18" wedge bed planer

1959 Oliver 144BD *" jointer.  It is looking for a new home.

1941 Delta HD shaper.

1990 Powermatic PM66.  It is looking for a new home too.

 

Machines that are almost ready to use:

 

1880's or earlier unidentified band saw.

1884 Herbert Baker USB

 

Machines that are waiting to be brought home:

 

Early American USB

1920's or 30's The Porter Type C 16" jointer.

 

 

 

Few more pictures

 

Darcy Warner said:

Few more pictures

 

 

Got to work on figuring out picture posting here.

Darcy, you can post the pics by clicking on the Photo icon at the top of the tool bar as you write your post, go HERE to see how our photo entry works. Great pics by the way! Your guys are making me very envious, a trait I am not accustomed too until I have seen the old machinery here!


Darcy Warner said:

Darcy Warner said:

 

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John Morris
The Patriot Woodworker

Ok, I will try it again.

 

Wedgebed and Oliver

 

PM66

 

Delta HD

Herbert Baker

 

Unidentified band saw, the top wheel and other parts were laying else where

American USB

The Porter