New toy...

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New toy...

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Not a shopsmith, but i'm excited to make some saw dust with her.
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Wow - a green Powermatic! --- made back in the days when they were still made in the USA. Congratulations.
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Any idea of the year? It sure has that old tool look about it.

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SWEET!!!!!!!!!! HP? Voltage?? For the home shop. I have passed on some just because either 3PH or 220. One around here a Delta cabinet saw on CL ses it it is 120V, I doubt that. My Delta 1HP with a good Freud thin kerf rip blade still works for me, table is not as big but I dont do many sheet stuff.
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OOOOOOOOooooooooh... Drool!


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Oh she's a beauty.. 2hp, 110v.. which surprised me.

The lady I bought it from thought it could be 30 years old, but wasn't sure.

I love old tools like this, it was well cared for by a departed craftsman.. I'm happy and honored to put this in my shop, and incorporate it into my woodworking.
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I don't do much sheet stuff either... in fact I mostly turn pens, but I just couldn't pass it up.
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richardrouse wrote:I don't do much sheet stuff either... in fact I mostly turn pens, but I just couldn't pass it up.
For me it is an ER just save it and use it. As Skou sez they dont print them any more.
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For sure.. I'm just glad it didn't go to scrap or worse.
and now that I have the proper saw, I can forsee a sheet goods project in my near future.
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richardrouse wrote:For sure.. I'm just glad it didn't go to scrap or worse.
and now that I have the proper saw, I can forsee a sheet goods project in my near future.
"Now that I have a 'proper' saw." :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: Oh no you didn't! Not on the Shopsmith forum.
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