The machines have arrived!

[Braeden P]

Got them all as a package deal from the hobby shop of an antique reproduction shop near me. Have tons of tooling for the pantograph and lathe, a bit for the mill and the bandsaw. Here’s the list
13”x72” south bend serial no. 3900FKX17
Super max Bridgeport clone with x power feed and an enco xy DRO
18” do all with a fence, feeder, air pump and a blade welder
Gorton 3U pantograph with type and assorted patterns including the “axle nut cover” for a Rolls Royce silver ghost
238 lb anvil made in 1928 with perfect edges
A massive buffer and 60+ buffing wheels and sticks
Just have to wait for the rotary phase converter to be wired in but with that it can only power the bandsaw, lathe or mill, not two at a time. I will move the tooling in tomorrow and more pictures to come.

 

[jwmay]

You done good there, eh? Unbelievable!

 

[Martin W]

That is awesome! Can’t wait for more pictures. Love the anvil!
Martin

 

[markba633csi]

Wow! Score city! That's a Wile-e-Coyote anvil if I ever saw one LOL

 

[homebrewed]

You have some serious fun in the making there!

 

[matthewsx]

Wow, you’ve come a long way from that planer you wanted to buy.

Gonna have fun getting all that stuff going in the shop.

John

P.S.

The planer was you, right?

 

[Dabbler]

dream shop in one. Well done.

 

[Just for fun]

Congratulations man!

 

[DavidR8]

Wow, congrats!

 

[Braeden P]

Wow! Score city! That's a Wile-e-Coyote anvil if I ever saw one LOL

This one didn’t fall on me (knock on wood)

Wow, you’ve come a long way from that planer you wanted to buy.

Gonna have fun getting all that stuff going in the shop.

John

P.S.

The planer was you, right?

I still want that planer, I found two that are in storage at a local museum that doesnt have the space for them restored so…