You have me interested Charlie, nice work there Don

 

Thanks John. This was the next project.........Lot of work between these two photos...............lol #ad
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You have given then a real nice face lift Don.

 

Thanks John. Lot's of hours bringing this old stuff back to life, but very rewarding for me and Harley...

 

Looks very rewarding Don. Sorry for the slow response,getting sleepy and heading to bed. catch ya later.

 

I had to sell my machine shop due to "urban development"
Don said no to the pictures, so it's no

It was FULL of the equipment, and tooling he is struggling to buy, and we tried to figure a way to get it out there, but the trip across the country would have been too costly
Sadly, what didn't sell went for scrap
I did keep most of the tooling, we will figure a way to do something with that over time

 

You just had to remind me............Bummer.....

On a lighter note! Here is a Craftsman metal cutting bandsaw made in the 40's that I bought at auction for 30 bucks. All cast iron and NO plastic parts! I took it all apart and ran everything through my hot tank and then painted and reassembled it. Total cost $40. Having a cutting #ad
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metal bandsaw in my shop, PRICELESS!