If I had the room

[Indian George]

On CL

 

[Thunter124]

Wow, that looks like one heck of a machine, could probably use some de-rusting but I imagine it still runs good

 

[Indian George]

The ad said it was made in the 30's and he wants $100 for it.:001_cool:

 

[Thunter124]

If it was nearby I would definitely consider it, looks like it would definitely out work our HF bandsaw

 

[Winterbear]

I would buy that for $100 easy I love old tools
chris

 

[VaughnT]

Yea, I'd pay a c note for that in a skinny minute. Even if I had to replace the motor, it would be a cool tool to have in the shop. If only it was closer to home....

 

[murphda2]

Come on IG, ya know you want it.

 

[Mconner]

I have one similar to that but on a smaller scale, uses regular hacksaw blades. It's slow but it works. Haven't used it in years.
Mike

 

[Indian George]

Come on IG, ya know you want it.

Yep!!! That's for sure.:biggrin: I got to start making knives, instead of getting, building and repairing tools.:13: I still have to get the Logan lathe running, wire up a new controller, finish building a a new LP system for my welding forge, clean and paint my Indian Chief post-vise and etc.:s11779:

 

[kungfumo]

You wouldnt regret getting it, my bro has one he got for a 50 spot at a grage sale and once we found a source for blades that thing is sweet, old school auto feed and all.

 

[Jim Adams Customs]

I used one a few times when I was working in machine shops. I believe any of the supply houses can get the blades.

 

[zbq]

My grandpa had one just like that. Unfortunately it sold on the auction a year and a half ago. Before I got into knife making.:2:

Wish I had known that I was going to get into knife making back then, he had quite a few things that I would have liked to have had.:34:

 

[Patrice Lemée]

How about the living room? There must be a little spot in a corner there?