Craigslist gold.

If he has a 6” x 48” sander, they are really handy to have!

-- Robert, so much inspiration here, and so little time!

Thumbs up!

-- Todd http://www.PictureTrail.com/gid6255915

here is a list of what he’s got.
2 Chain Saws

1 Craftsman band saw

1 Craftsman radial arm saw

1 Craftsman jig / scroll saw

2 Craftsman drill presses (different sizes)

1 Craftsman lathe and lathe tools

1 Craftsman table saw

1 Craftsman router table and router

2 Craftsman miter saws 1 is a compound saw

1 Craftsman skill saw

3 or 4 weed wakers (gas and electric)

1 back pack blower

1 Craftsman 10hp wood chipper

1 Craftsman 25 gallon air compressor

Craftsman tool chests

Craftsman work tables

Craftsman work benches

Several battery powered Craftsman and other brand saws, drills, and other items

Lots of yard working / general labor working tool

Several precision measuring tools

Air tools (some older and newer)

Several levels (older and newer

Lots and lots of Craftsman hand tools for wood / auto uses

Lots of drill bits

2 vintage Atlas service station tool / supply cabinets

Coleman Powermate 6250 generator

-- Failure does not stop me, it makes me try harder..... because I'm crazy.

Russell are you sure youre not at Sears by mistake. LOL That guys sure a craftsman kinda guy.

-- Gary Vondermuehll

Looks like he had kept Sears in business all by himself!

-- Crashn - the only thing I make more of than sawdust is mistakes

You’ve struck the mother load in craftsman goods!!

-- Don't waste today, it is yesterdays tomorrow!~SisQMark

I’ve got a floor model drill press from the 70’s. It’s a huge heavy hunk of steel that drills well and true.

Also, i second the 6”x48” belt sander. Again from the 70’s. Still in lots of use today.

-- The smell of wood, coffee in the cup, the wife let's me do my thing, the lake is peaceful. http://gagnerwebsite.com/Deceiver/Craftsman_on_the_lake/Craftsman_on_the_lake.html

Craftsman on the lake – I have a circa 1971 Craftsman Drill Press myself. The twin cones belt drive and heavier than any two modern tools put together. I used to use it for everything back when I was a kid. My dad was in business and I was the guy who helped him make his stuff. It still runs, but I haven’t put it in use yet because it’s so darn heavy I can’t move it by myself to where I want to put it. I had a vintage 1959 Montgomery Ward Radial compound arm saw until recently. It must have weighed 300lbs. It worked but who needs a ship anchor like that these days.

-- Failure does not stop me, it makes me try harder..... because I'm crazy.