Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Around the Campfire => Topic started by: lebhuntfish on June 04, 2014, 10:46:03 pm
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Well the wife and I went out of town last weekend to visit the family. Drove about 2.5 hours south witch took us to Collinsvill Oklahoma. We got there early and went to a few yard sales with my cousin's. We stopped at one and he had a whole shop full of vintage tools for sale. I picked up these two for less than 75 for the both. A 1957 Delta Rockwell 28-290 14" band saw. And a 12" disc and 4"belt sander with a dewalt badge on it but it is made by delta in 1961 called a finisher. Both tools work great. The band saw needs some new tires and a blade and both need a little cleaning up. I'm really excited to get some staves through them. Patrick.
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Nice score.
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Thanks Scottski, I'm tickled!
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Wow! Those are some great finds there. I'm sure you'll put them to good use.
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Nice!!
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Very cool. Post some pictures after you get them cleaned up and running smooth.
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Nice find.
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Thanks everyone! I couldn't wait to share these with you all!
Osage, I will defiantly post some pics of them after I get them cleaned up. Maybe even a video if I can.
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cool beans man
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Very cool, they don't make them like that anymore. :)
Pappy
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Cha Ching!! dp
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Dang! I thought I was lucky finding that stuff. That saw is a real work horse, good find.
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You scored!!
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Jackpot!
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Thanks everyone! With a little more research I found that the sander is actually made by atlas and that all of the parts are there. With the exception of one accessory. The belt sanding linear guide.
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I've got one that might fit it. I always take mine off.
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Awesome find! Congratulations!
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Its the time of year................good stuff.
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Thanks guy's! I'm out on the hunt again today! This time in Branson, Mo! It's only 30 min from my house. 8)
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Those tools are worth at least $250 each in present condition, possibly even more to collectors. You got a great deal on them. Indeed, they are not made that way anymore. Most of the parts are drop-ins you can find at bearing supply or electric motor supply houses. Hold on to them. You won't find their like again---especially not at that price you paid.
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Thanks Dharma, I was surprised after a little research about the parts. Pretty much as long as the cast holds out ties rest is repairable without too many specialty parts. Your right as well about the worth. The first thing I saw on a google search was the bansaw listed for 350. And a simular pander for about 400. I know for sure I got the deal of the century!
No luck in Branson this weekend. With the exception of a box of leather pieces for a dollar!