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Posted: Sun Aug 08, 2010 10:07 pm
by JPG
mrblanche wrote:What is the "finish" on the surfaces of the steel bandsaw table and the jointer? The ones I got from my father-in-law are rusted, and removing the rust removes the finish, too. Some sort of "black oxide" finish, maybe?
Reluctant to side track this nostalgia trip, but FWIW, those tables are CAST IRON, not steel.
They did not have a 'finish'.
How are you 'removing the rust'?
When you get to the point that it is as far as you want to go, the Johnson's wax
IS the thing to apply to it to prevent future rust.
Posted: Mon Aug 09, 2010 10:23 am
by heathicus
I have a real fondness for old radio dramas. But I'm more interested in those a little more fantastical in nature. Like the already mentioned Lone Ranger, Shadow, and Green Hornet. Also Buck Rogers, Superman, Flash Gordon, etc. You can find a LOT of those old radio shows online for free now. Here's one site (I just checked and they have a ton of Fibber McGee & Molly episodes).
http://tennesseebillsotr.com/otr_downloads.htm
Posted: Mon Aug 09, 2010 8:43 pm
by horologist
heathicus wrote:I have a real fondness for old radio dramas. But I'm more interested in those a little more fantastical in nature. Like the already mentioned Lone Ranger, Shadow, and Green Hornet. Also Buck Rogers, Superman, Flash Gordon, etc. You can find a LOT of those old radio shows online for free now. Here's one site (I just checked and they have a ton of Fibber McGee & Molly episodes).
http://tennesseebillsotr.com/otr_downloads.htm
Heath,
Thanks for that link, what a great resource.
Troy
Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2010 8:01 am
by pennview
If you can't find what you're looking for for free in the internet, try this e-bay seller:
http://shop.ebay.com/adamsotr/m.html?_n ... m=&_ipg=25 He has a great selection of radio programs for a buck a CD, with each containing multiple programs. Had to order the Straight Arrow one.
Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2010 9:14 am
by robinson46176
While we are running wildly off on a tangent
and speaking of Hornets I still recall an old joke of the day.
What do a Hudson car and the Hudson River have in common?
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In both cases you "step down to get in them".........
Remember those Hudson ads?
Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2010 10:19 am
by JPG
robinson46176 wrote:While we are running wildly off on a tangent and speaking of Hornets I still recall an old joke of the day.
What do a Hudson car and the Hudson River have in common?
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In both cases you "step down to get in them".........
Remember those Hudson ads?
Yep! Bathtub on wheels!:) Packards also come to mind.
For you youngsters who do not 'get' the Hornet connection, Hudson later produced a smaller version which was the 'Hornet model'. Sorta like a 'midsize car' which was percieved as small at that time!:D
How many remember 'Henry J's? Talk about an ego!!!:rolleyes:
Tangent reached infinity yet?;)