MachineJunkie

Turns out the Oliver is the second oldest known example of this model. Serial number 307. Whoopie!!! Still the same price!!!

Todays offering is a Oliver dual arbor tablesaw, pre 260. Patent date 1903. It has the T-bevel and rip fence. It has been converted to a 7.5 Hp 3 phase motor. It is tilt table and has the sliding table. The thickness planer is a Witherby Rugg and Richardson 24" four knife head. It has a large 3...

Thanks Pete, I got the info. I know what you mean about things being different theses days. I used to hand cut dovetails. Anymore I use sheetrock screws. If it is a nice job, I'll put them in with a screwdriver instead of banging them in with a hammer!

Was getting ready to mix up a batch of 123 and cannot remember how many parts of what. I think I've got it right in the subject. Thanks for your help.

That does look handy. However it is quite limited. If you buy my " Truth Stretcher" , you will covered in all aspects of most everyday occurences.