October 2, 2025Oct 2 Popular Post I’m in the process of restoring an original 1943 Oliver 133BD 6” jointer, I've taken it all down to bare metal and added a zinc base before putting on the heavy duty enamel. I just have the motor and body left so I should be done in the next week or two. The motor is original and still runs like a top!
October 2, 2025Oct 2 Author Popular Post 8 hours ago, lew said: WOW! That's looking awesome! Thanks for sharing the pictures!!! Thank you! Just have the body and the motor left! and then I’ll run through the bearings, lube it all up and get it backt together. Long process to get it completely down to bare clean metal though
October 2, 2025Oct 2 Popular Post Yes but it will be worth it. A very classic piece of equipment that deserves restoration. Paul
October 3, 2025Oct 3 First, Welcome to The Patriot Woodworker Clay. Thankful you found us and even more so sharing your beautiful restoration. Looking forward to seeing it come to fruition as well as your on-going participation with us. Glad you're here.
October 3, 2025Oct 3 Author 3 hours ago, Grandpadave52 said: First, Welcome to The Patriot Woodworker Clay. Thankful you found us and even more so sharing your beautiful restoration. Looking forward to seeing it come to fruition as well as your on-going participation with us. Glad you're here. Thanks for having me! And I appreciate it!
October 17, 2025Oct 17 Author Popular Post Update! Got new hardware, everything together except for the motor which just needs paint!
October 17, 2025Oct 17 That turned out spectacular Clay. Two thumbs up for your work and kudos for rescuing such a great tool from the scrap pile. "She" should provide you with many years of service for your efforts. Thanks for sharing with us here.
October 17, 2025Oct 17 Really nice work ! Good to see a quality piece of machinery brought back to life. Paul
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