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Re: Old arn pic thread - hcbph - 01-15-2013 Here's a before picture on my jointer seeing I didn't notice any art deco bases, don't have any good after shots due to lack of room. Had this before I had to upgrade Got a few more OWWM but they were NWWM when I bought them. Re: Old arn pic thread - Peter Tremblay - 01-15-2013 An old early 20th century Buffalo Forge hand cranked drill press. I removed the rust and cleaned it but didn't do any more restoration than that and re lubricating it. I also machined a chuck mount and chuck to fit into the original Sliver and Deming style chuck. This drill does work... but slowly. It is self plunging. Re: Old arn pic thread - mayo2442 - 01-15-2013 Brad, thanks for your thoughts. Mark Re: Old arn pic thread - Pirate - 01-16-2013 Another keeper. Red Star ras. Code: Re: Old arn pic thread - TDKPE - 01-16-2013 Not a tool per se, but a motor for one. Early 20th century repulsion-start, induction-run made by Century. It's in line for restoration, but I don't know if I'll ever get to it. Too many other things demanding my time. Runs fine, though it's a bit rough looking. Kinda big for 1 hp, compared to the 1 hp Baldor sitting next to it. Re: Old arn pic thread - Brian Myers - 01-16-2013 SWEET ! You have got to love Walker Turner machines. Re: Old arn pic thread - Brian Myers - 01-16-2013 Slav Jelesijevich said: looks like something out of Aliens Re: Old arn pic thread - Humanbackhoe - 01-16-2013 TDKPE said: Hey Tom....What is it about this repulsion-start induction-run that makes it desirable? How was it better? Andrew Re: Old arn pic thread - 2beast - 01-16-2013 Re: Old arn pic thread - skizzo - 01-16-2013 2beast said: Hey, a Boice-Crane Helmet Head drill press! Literally, that was their name. Not many around, I got one once, single most hideous machine I've ever had. No offense, 2Beast, that's a nice looking one. Nothing like the one I was given. They are seriously heavy 15" machines. |