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Machine Restorations and Woodworking Tools

One of my many hobbies is restoring old woodworking machines. This gallery shows some of the machines that I've restored.

Most of the machines have been stripped down to bare metal, casting imperfections filled, primed, painted and polished, new bearings added and electrical wire replaced.

If you enjoy old woodworking machines please visit the Old WoodWorking Machine.org forum and their sister site Old WoodWorking Machines.com for more great restorations, 1000s of pictures and dirty paper (old manuals).

Thanks for looking and I would love to read your comments.

(machines not for sale unless it says so in the title)

Date: 09/03/2007
Size: 29 items (921 items total)
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 Wooden Scroll Saw Restoration ***For Sale***
 

Wooden Scroll Saw Restoration ***For Sale***

Date: 12/03/2007
Size: 12 items
Views: 1853
 
 1985 Rockwell 14 Inch Band Saw
 

1985 Rockwell 14 Inch Band Saw

Date: 12/03/2007
Size: 3 items
Views: 6056
Comments: 1
 
 Rockwell Shaper Table Restoration
 

Rockwell Shaper Table Restoration

Date: 12/11/2007
Size: 8 items
Views: 3466
 
 Rockwell 13 Inch Planer Restoration
 

Rockwell 13 Inch Planer Restoration

Date: 12/31/2007
Size: 15 items
Views: 5041
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 Milwaukee Pneumatic Drill Press Restoration
 

Milwaukee Pneumatic Drill Press Restoration

Date: 12/11/2007
Size: 11 items
Views: 9609
 
 Miscellaneous Tools
 

Miscellaneous Tools

Date: 01/25/2008
Size: 22 items (27 items total)
Views: 2921
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 Shop Made Vibrating Table
 

Shop Made Vibrating Table

Date: 09/03/2007
Size: 4 items
Views: 1250
 
 Temporary Gallery
 

Temporary Gallery

Date: 09/03/2007
Size: 94 items (152 items total)
Views: 4014
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Shane These pieces, as well as the Photography is stunning. It all shows such depth of commitment on all levels, especially the patience to follow through on these projects. I love the photos, with a special fondness for the bird shots. I have done...

Shane These pieces, as well as the Photography is stunning. It all shows such depth of commitment on all levels, especially the patience to follow through on these projects. I love the photos, with a special fondness for the bird shots. I have done many pencil graphics with birds as subjects. Really great. I look forward to speaking with you about all of this. Powers unhuuz

Posted by Dave Powers (guest) on Tue 27 Jul 2010 09:16:22 PM MDT

Boice Crane Saw

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Hi Scott,
You can download a manual and parts list here (scroll to the bottom) Boice Crane Reprints

There is usually two ways to...

Hi Scott,
You can download a manual and parts list here (scroll to the bottom) Boice Crane Reprints

There is usually two ways to adjust the blade so it's parallel with the miter slots. Some saws the trunnions are mounted to the base/stand/frame of the saw so ya need to just loosen the bolts (4 usually) that attach the table top to the base/stand/frame and then rotate the table to make your adjustments.

Other saws the trunnions are mounted to the underside of the table top. If this is the case then ya just loosen the bolts that hold the trunnion is place and then rotate the saw assembly until its parallel with the slots.

Good luck,
Shane

Posted by Shane Whitlock on Sat 28 Nov 2009 08:35:09 AM MST

Boice Crane Table Saw

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Hi - I have a question I hope you can help me with. I have a Boice Crane Table Saw; I think it is a model 2500 - at least that is the number on the under side of the table. The blade is not parallel to the miter gauge slots and I can not figure out a ...

Hi - I have a question I hope you can help me with. I have a Boice Crane Table Saw; I think it is a model 2500 - at least that is the number on the under side of the table. The blade is not parallel to the miter gauge slots and I can not figure out a way to adjust it. Can you offer any advice or resources for information?
Thanks,
Scott

Posted by Scott (guest) on Fri 27 Nov 2009 07:17:32 PM MST

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