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It is so nice seeing these units come together. I hope you show them after the finish has been applied, too. They look awesome and I wish I had the skill to do the quality work you do (and your awesome shop).

Here's another one, an early Yuba bandsaw in Kalamazoo for $100 that would make a great restoration project.

Cruising Facebook Marketplace there are some real bargains on Shopsmiths. This is one, just a little bit too far to drive, a jointer for $75 in New Castle, Indiana. Quite a few greenies for under $100, too.

I agree. I have a "57 greenie I've had for over 35 years. Acquired a 510 last year and looking for a 10ER to play around with. These amazing tools are definitely addictive.

Nice job. Your scrap wood looks a lot nicer than my scrap wood.

That looks like the same saw guard kit I bought. There was no cutting of the tie bar but I did have to drill and tap two holes in it.

Glad to know you and the family are OK, but sounds like life has caught up to you in a big way. I know you are glad to have your sons home again, and I hope everything goes well for their futures.
Also, congrats on the results of the Red River Rivalry. Bragging rights for another year.

That is a neat machine, but the double pulley setup looks dangerous. Thanks for finding and identifying it, Dennis.

The lady said it was a Shopsmith but I've never seen quite anything like this on the forum. It is a curious piece of something though.
https://cincinnati.craigslist.org/tls/d ... 04520.html

No stand but a great price for anyone needing parts or wanting to restore.
https://cincinnati.craigslist.org/tls/d ... 03877.html