A peak at the shop and Arn

[mystry_tour]

Hi guys. I have been trying to get my shop up and running and haven't been out too much but I was asked to show a few of my machines. I am sure you guys ahve seen soe of them around but here they are anyway
my bandsaw 36" yates

My 12" joiner a Porter

The Oliver 232-D table saw

My Bridgepot mill

The powematic model 10 mortiser

The Millbury tenoner (sngl end)

Unipont RAS

Southbend lathe

and a shot of the shop

Hiope the pics ar kind to dial up I resized them down
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[sapwood]

That's an impressive array of tools!
Do the lights dim when you turn them on? :lol:

Thanks for sharing,
Roger

 

[dtomasch]

wow....
I love the bandsaw

 

[Travis Porter]

What a miter saw! That is a LOT of cast iron. Thanks for sharing.

 

[gator]

Where are you located in East Tenn? I go to Harrogate 2-3 times a year.

George

 

[cpowell]

That's a very nice group of machines...and a big shop they call home!

Chuck

 

[mystry_tour]

Hi Gator
Iam in e ten near tri-cities. Thanks guys. It is going to be a shop for me to start a bussiness in soon. Don't plan on any production but I will make custom things, is my goal
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[DaveO]

Dang, that is some beautiful old machinery. I'm speachless 8-O 8-O

Dave

 

[mystry_tour]

That's an impressive array of tools!
Do the lights dim when you turn them on? :lol:

Thanks for sharing,
Roger

Hi Roger
Believe it or not the only thing that really draws much current is the planer, but it is sgnl phase. If I had known I was going to have 3ph where I lived I would have got it 3 ph too :BangHead: .But as it is on the start up I think it draws somewhere around 40-45 amps.
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