I agree with Dave!Originally Posted by David Kumm
Nearly all of my stationary power equipment is from around the 1950's to the 1960's era.
Two of the oldest are my 17" Delta drill press & Kalamazoo band saw.
Doug
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I agree with Dave!
Nearly all of my stationary power equipment is from around the 1950's to the 1960's era.
Two of the oldest are my 17" Delta drill press & Kalamazoo band saw.
Doug
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66 Kindt Collins 24”
68 Northfield 16HD jointer
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18" Oliver 399d planer and mid to late 40's craftsman 109 lathe
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Oldest Power tool I bought new is my Makita circular saw. I bought it in the mid 80's.
Oldest machine I own is an early 1900's Kane and Roach, 16" jointer. I can't say I use it everyday though, and right now I have it apart again, so I don't think this one counts.
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