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My "new" $50 Craigslist Jointer

So for the past 20 or so years I've had the below Rockwell 4" jointer. I bought it for $50 off the carpenter that added the second floor to my home. It needed a little work, but for the most part it served me well over the years.

Wood Gas Engineering Machine Automotive exterior


The downside, obviously, was the short bed and only a 4" width. So I've been searching for a long time for a Craigslist special. Then I saw a post for a 6" Delta jointer for only $100. I then noticed the author's comment that the motor wasn't running at full speed….for what ever reason. So I thought I'd give it a look and barter with him, and if the motor was truly shot, hey, I would have only invested a small amount and my savings could be spent on a new motor. Here is what I found when I got to the guys house.

Saw Radial arm saw Bumper Gas Automotive exterior


Wood Rectangle Gas Tints and shades Bumper


Trigger Wood Motor vehicle Air gun Automotive exterior


Automotive tire Bumper Handheld power drill Gas Wood


A rusty mess. I couldn't even tell if the rust was so deep that it pitted the cast iron taable surfaces or not. And the motor was doing just as the guy said…barely turning. So he let it go for $50. I took it home and fired it up the next day and to my surprise the motor quickly ran at full speed. Then I got to work on rust removal. Here is the finished product:

Wheel Wood Gas Machine Home appliance


Furniture Table Wood Automotive tire Automotive design


Motor vehicle Automotive exterior Bumper Air gun Machine gun


Wood Rectangle Automotive exterior Gas Tints and shades


Bumper Automotive exterior Gas Machine Auto part


Automotive tire Machine tool Gas Bumper Engineering


Sometime when the weather get's warmer I'll tackle removing and painting the surface rust on the cast iron body of the tool. I sharpened and set the blades, trued up the beds so they're co-planar, lubed up all the metal on metal surfaces and parts, sprayed the machined surfaces with Top Coat, and gave the table and fence a good coat of paste wax. Now I have a hell of a Craigslist find!
 

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#2 ·
My "new" $50 Craigslist Jointer

So for the past 20 or so years I've had the below Rockwell 4" jointer. I bought it for $50 off the carpenter that added the second floor to my home. It needed a little work, but for the most part it served me well over the years.



The downside, obviously, was the short bed and only a 4" width. So I've been searching for a long time for a Craigslist special. Then I saw a post for a 6" Delta jointer for only $100. I then noticed the author's comment that the motor wasn't running at full speed….for what ever reason. So I thought I'd give it a look and barter with him, and if the motor was truly shot, hey, I would have only invested a small amount and my savings could be spent on a new motor. Here is what I found when I got to the guys house.









A rusty mess. I couldn't even tell if the rust was so deep that it pitted the cast iron taable surfaces or not. And the motor was doing just as the guy said…barely turning. So he let it go for $50. I took it home and fired it up the next day and to my surprise the motor quickly ran at full speed. Then I got to work on rust removal. Here is the finished product:













Sometime when the weather get's warmer I'll tackle removing and painting the surface rust on the cast iron body of the tool. I sharpened and set the blades, trued up the beds so they're co-planar, lubed up all the metal on metal surfaces and parts, sprayed the machined surfaces with Top Coat, and gave the table and fence a good coat of paste wax. Now I have a hell of a Craigslist find!
Nice. My dad has the same model, and it's served us well for as long as I've been alive (25 years).
 

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My "new" $50 Craigslist Jointer

So for the past 20 or so years I've had the below Rockwell 4" jointer. I bought it for $50 off the carpenter that added the second floor to my home. It needed a little work, but for the most part it served me well over the years.

Wood Gas Engineering Machine Automotive exterior


The downside, obviously, was the short bed and only a 4" width. So I've been searching for a long time for a Craigslist special. Then I saw a post for a 6" Delta jointer for only $100. I then noticed the author's comment that the motor wasn't running at full speed….for what ever reason. So I thought I'd give it a look and barter with him, and if the motor was truly shot, hey, I would have only invested a small amount and my savings could be spent on a new motor. Here is what I found when I got to the guys house.

Saw Radial arm saw Bumper Gas Automotive exterior


Wood Rectangle Gas Tints and shades Bumper


Trigger Wood Motor vehicle Air gun Automotive exterior


Automotive tire Bumper Handheld power drill Gas Wood


A rusty mess. I couldn't even tell if the rust was so deep that it pitted the cast iron taable surfaces or not. And the motor was doing just as the guy said…barely turning. So he let it go for $50. I took it home and fired it up the next day and to my surprise the motor quickly ran at full speed. Then I got to work on rust removal. Here is the finished product:

Wheel Wood Gas Machine Home appliance


Furniture Table Wood Automotive tire Automotive design


Motor vehicle Automotive exterior Bumper Air gun Machine gun


Wood Rectangle Automotive exterior Gas Tints and shades


Bumper Automotive exterior Gas Machine Auto part




Sometime when the weather get's warmer I'll tackle removing and painting the surface rust on the cast iron body of the tool. I sharpened and set the blades, trued up the beds so they're co-planar, lubed up all the metal on metal surfaces and parts, sprayed the machined surfaces with Top Coat, and gave the table and fence a good coat of paste wax. Now I have a hell of a Craigslist find!
That is a gloat worthy CL find!
CONGRATS!!!

A little TLC and elbow grease goes aloooong way to extending the shop budget!!!

Enjoy the jointing!!!
 

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My "new" $50 Craigslist Jointer

So for the past 20 or so years I've had the below Rockwell 4" jointer. I bought it for $50 off the carpenter that added the second floor to my home. It needed a little work, but for the most part it served me well over the years.

Wood Gas Engineering Machine Automotive exterior


The downside, obviously, was the short bed and only a 4" width. So I've been searching for a long time for a Craigslist special. Then I saw a post for a 6" Delta jointer for only $100. I then noticed the author's comment that the motor wasn't running at full speed….for what ever reason. So I thought I'd give it a look and barter with him, and if the motor was truly shot, hey, I would have only invested a small amount and my savings could be spent on a new motor. Here is what I found when I got to the guys house.

Saw Radial arm saw Bumper Gas Automotive exterior


Wood Rectangle Gas Tints and shades Bumper


Trigger Wood Motor vehicle Air gun Automotive exterior


Automotive tire Bumper Handheld power drill Gas Wood


A rusty mess. I couldn't even tell if the rust was so deep that it pitted the cast iron taable surfaces or not. And the motor was doing just as the guy said…barely turning. So he let it go for $50. I took it home and fired it up the next day and to my surprise the motor quickly ran at full speed. Then I got to work on rust removal. Here is the finished product:

Wheel Wood Gas Machine Home appliance


Furniture Table Wood Automotive tire Automotive design


Motor vehicle Automotive exterior Bumper Air gun Machine gun


Wood Rectangle Automotive exterior Gas Tints and shades


Bumper Automotive exterior Gas Machine Auto part


Automotive tire Machine tool Gas Bumper Engineering


Sometime when the weather get's warmer I'll tackle removing and painting the surface rust on the cast iron body of the tool. I sharpened and set the blades, trued up the beds so they're co-planar, lubed up all the metal on metal surfaces and parts, sprayed the machined surfaces with Top Coat, and gave the table and fence a good coat of paste wax. Now I have a hell of a Craigslist find!
great work
 

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My "new" $50 Craigslist Jointer

So for the past 20 or so years I've had the below Rockwell 4" jointer. I bought it for $50 off the carpenter that added the second floor to my home. It needed a little work, but for the most part it served me well over the years.

Wood Gas Engineering Machine Automotive exterior


The downside, obviously, was the short bed and only a 4" width. So I've been searching for a long time for a Craigslist special. Then I saw a post for a 6" Delta jointer for only $100. I then noticed the author's comment that the motor wasn't running at full speed….for what ever reason. So I thought I'd give it a look and barter with him, and if the motor was truly shot, hey, I would have only invested a small amount and my savings could be spent on a new motor. Here is what I found when I got to the guys house.

Saw Radial arm saw Bumper Gas Automotive exterior


Wood Rectangle Gas Tints and shades Bumper


Trigger Wood Motor vehicle Air gun Automotive exterior


Automotive tire Bumper Handheld power drill Gas Wood


A rusty mess. I couldn't even tell if the rust was so deep that it pitted the cast iron taable surfaces or not. And the motor was doing just as the guy said…barely turning. So he let it go for $50. I took it home and fired it up the next day and to my surprise the motor quickly ran at full speed. Then I got to work on rust removal. Here is the finished product:

Wheel Wood Gas Machine Home appliance


Furniture Table Wood Automotive tire Automotive design


Motor vehicle Automotive exterior Bumper Air gun Machine gun


Wood Rectangle Automotive exterior Gas Tints and shades


Bumper Automotive exterior Gas Machine Auto part


Automotive tire Machine tool Gas Bumper Engineering


Sometime when the weather get's warmer I'll tackle removing and painting the surface rust on the cast iron body of the tool. I sharpened and set the blades, trued up the beds so they're co-planar, lubed up all the metal on metal surfaces and parts, sprayed the machined surfaces with Top Coat, and gave the table and fence a good coat of paste wax. Now I have a hell of a Craigslist find!
Congrats on the find
 

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My "new" $50 Craigslist Jointer

So for the past 20 or so years I've had the below Rockwell 4" jointer. I bought it for $50 off the carpenter that added the second floor to my home. It needed a little work, but for the most part it served me well over the years.

Wood Gas Engineering Machine Automotive exterior


The downside, obviously, was the short bed and only a 4" width. So I've been searching for a long time for a Craigslist special. Then I saw a post for a 6" Delta jointer for only $100. I then noticed the author's comment that the motor wasn't running at full speed….for what ever reason. So I thought I'd give it a look and barter with him, and if the motor was truly shot, hey, I would have only invested a small amount and my savings could be spent on a new motor. Here is what I found when I got to the guys house.

Saw Radial arm saw Bumper Gas Automotive exterior


Wood Rectangle Gas Tints and shades Bumper


Trigger Wood Motor vehicle Air gun Automotive exterior


Automotive tire Bumper Handheld power drill Gas Wood


A rusty mess. I couldn't even tell if the rust was so deep that it pitted the cast iron taable surfaces or not. And the motor was doing just as the guy said…barely turning. So he let it go for $50. I took it home and fired it up the next day and to my surprise the motor quickly ran at full speed. Then I got to work on rust removal. Here is the finished product:

Wheel Wood Gas Machine Home appliance


Furniture Table Wood Automotive tire Automotive design


Motor vehicle Automotive exterior Bumper Air gun Machine gun


Wood Rectangle Automotive exterior Gas Tints and shades


Bumper Automotive exterior Gas Machine Auto part


Automotive tire Machine tool Gas Bumper Engineering


Sometime when the weather get's warmer I'll tackle removing and painting the surface rust on the cast iron body of the tool. I sharpened and set the blades, trued up the beds so they're co-planar, lubed up all the metal on metal surfaces and parts, sprayed the machined surfaces with Top Coat, and gave the table and fence a good coat of paste wax. Now I have a hell of a Craigslist find!
Great buy on a wonderful jointer, I have been looking for one with that center mounted fence for quite a
while, maybe one of these days. Thank you for sharing.
 

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My "new" $50 Craigslist Jointer

So for the past 20 or so years I've had the below Rockwell 4" jointer. I bought it for $50 off the carpenter that added the second floor to my home. It needed a little work, but for the most part it served me well over the years.

Wood Gas Engineering Machine Automotive exterior


The downside, obviously, was the short bed and only a 4" width. So I've been searching for a long time for a Craigslist special. Then I saw a post for a 6" Delta jointer for only $100. I then noticed the author's comment that the motor wasn't running at full speed….for what ever reason. So I thought I'd give it a look and barter with him, and if the motor was truly shot, hey, I would have only invested a small amount and my savings could be spent on a new motor. Here is what I found when I got to the guys house.

Saw Radial arm saw Bumper Gas Automotive exterior


Wood Rectangle Gas Tints and shades Bumper


Trigger Wood Motor vehicle Air gun Automotive exterior


Automotive tire Bumper Handheld power drill Gas Wood


A rusty mess. I couldn't even tell if the rust was so deep that it pitted the cast iron taable surfaces or not. And the motor was doing just as the guy said…barely turning. So he let it go for $50. I took it home and fired it up the next day and to my surprise the motor quickly ran at full speed. Then I got to work on rust removal. Here is the finished product:

Wheel Wood Gas Machine Home appliance


Furniture Table Wood Automotive tire Automotive design


Motor vehicle Automotive exterior Bumper Air gun Machine gun


Wood Rectangle Automotive exterior Gas Tints and shades


Bumper Automotive exterior Gas Machine Auto part


Automotive tire Machine tool Gas Bumper Engineering


Sometime when the weather get's warmer I'll tackle removing and painting the surface rust on the cast iron body of the tool. I sharpened and set the blades, trued up the beds so they're co-planar, lubed up all the metal on metal surfaces and parts, sprayed the machined surfaces with Top Coat, and gave the table and fence a good coat of paste wax. Now I have a hell of a Craigslist find!
As a devoted Craigslist surfer I've learned that some cities have adopted C/L as a virtual flee market while others have not. I also search cities within an hour or two hour drive of me (Northern Virginia/Washington, D.C. area) so Baltimore and Richmond are not out of consideration if I find something that will make the trip worth while.
 

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My "new" $50 Craigslist Jointer

So for the past 20 or so years I've had the below Rockwell 4" jointer. I bought it for $50 off the carpenter that added the second floor to my home. It needed a little work, but for the most part it served me well over the years.

Wood Gas Engineering Machine Automotive exterior


The downside, obviously, was the short bed and only a 4" width. So I've been searching for a long time for a Craigslist special. Then I saw a post for a 6" Delta jointer for only $100. I then noticed the author's comment that the motor wasn't running at full speed….for what ever reason. So I thought I'd give it a look and barter with him, and if the motor was truly shot, hey, I would have only invested a small amount and my savings could be spent on a new motor. Here is what I found when I got to the guys house.

Saw Radial arm saw Bumper Gas Automotive exterior


Wood Rectangle Gas Tints and shades Bumper


Trigger Wood Motor vehicle Air gun Automotive exterior


Automotive tire Bumper Handheld power drill Gas Wood


A rusty mess. I couldn't even tell if the rust was so deep that it pitted the cast iron taable surfaces or not. And the motor was doing just as the guy said…barely turning. So he let it go for $50. I took it home and fired it up the next day and to my surprise the motor quickly ran at full speed. Then I got to work on rust removal. Here is the finished product:

Wheel Wood Gas Machine Home appliance


Furniture Table Wood Automotive tire Automotive design


Motor vehicle Automotive exterior Bumper Air gun Machine gun


Wood Rectangle Automotive exterior Gas Tints and shades


Bumper Automotive exterior Gas Machine Auto part


Automotive tire Machine tool Gas Bumper Engineering


Sometime when the weather get's warmer I'll tackle removing and painting the surface rust on the cast iron body of the tool. I sharpened and set the blades, trued up the beds so they're co-planar, lubed up all the metal on metal surfaces and parts, sprayed the machined surfaces with Top Coat, and gave the table and fence a good coat of paste wax. Now I have a hell of a Craigslist find!
I saw that very add and skipped over it. :( Good find… My search continues
 

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My "new" $50 Craigslist Jointer

So for the past 20 or so years I've had the below Rockwell 4" jointer. I bought it for $50 off the carpenter that added the second floor to my home. It needed a little work, but for the most part it served me well over the years.

Wood Gas Engineering Machine Automotive exterior


The downside, obviously, was the short bed and only a 4" width. So I've been searching for a long time for a Craigslist special. Then I saw a post for a 6" Delta jointer for only $100. I then noticed the author's comment that the motor wasn't running at full speed….for what ever reason. So I thought I'd give it a look and barter with him, and if the motor was truly shot, hey, I would have only invested a small amount and my savings could be spent on a new motor. Here is what I found when I got to the guys house.

Saw Radial arm saw Bumper Gas Automotive exterior


Wood Rectangle Gas Tints and shades Bumper


Trigger Wood Motor vehicle Air gun Automotive exterior


Automotive tire Bumper Handheld power drill Gas Wood


A rusty mess. I couldn't even tell if the rust was so deep that it pitted the cast iron taable surfaces or not. And the motor was doing just as the guy said…barely turning. So he let it go for $50. I took it home and fired it up the next day and to my surprise the motor quickly ran at full speed. Then I got to work on rust removal. Here is the finished product:

Wheel Wood Gas Machine Home appliance


Furniture Table Wood Automotive tire Automotive design


Motor vehicle Automotive exterior Bumper Air gun Machine gun


Wood Rectangle Automotive exterior Gas Tints and shades


Bumper Automotive exterior Gas Machine Auto part


Automotive tire Machine tool Gas Bumper Engineering


Sometime when the weather get's warmer I'll tackle removing and painting the surface rust on the cast iron body of the tool. I sharpened and set the blades, trued up the beds so they're co-planar, lubed up all the metal on metal surfaces and parts, sprayed the machined surfaces with Top Coat, and gave the table and fence a good coat of paste wax. Now I have a hell of a Craigslist find!
By the way, how did you get the beds so clean? Im guessing Evapo-rust and a lot of steel wool/3m pads? Or did you hit it with a sander
 

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My "new" $50 Craigslist Jointer

So for the past 20 or so years I've had the below Rockwell 4" jointer. I bought it for $50 off the carpenter that added the second floor to my home. It needed a little work, but for the most part it served me well over the years.

Wood Gas Engineering Machine Automotive exterior


The downside, obviously, was the short bed and only a 4" width. So I've been searching for a long time for a Craigslist special. Then I saw a post for a 6" Delta jointer for only $100. I then noticed the author's comment that the motor wasn't running at full speed….for what ever reason. So I thought I'd give it a look and barter with him, and if the motor was truly shot, hey, I would have only invested a small amount and my savings could be spent on a new motor. Here is what I found when I got to the guys house.

Saw Radial arm saw Bumper Gas Automotive exterior


Wood Rectangle Gas Tints and shades Bumper


Trigger Wood Motor vehicle Air gun Automotive exterior


Automotive tire Bumper Handheld power drill Gas Wood


A rusty mess. I couldn't even tell if the rust was so deep that it pitted the cast iron taable surfaces or not. And the motor was doing just as the guy said…barely turning. So he let it go for $50. I took it home and fired it up the next day and to my surprise the motor quickly ran at full speed. Then I got to work on rust removal. Here is the finished product:

Wheel Wood Gas Machine Home appliance


Furniture Table Wood Automotive tire Automotive design


Motor vehicle Automotive exterior Bumper Air gun Machine gun


Wood Rectangle Automotive exterior Gas Tints and shades


Bumper Automotive exterior Gas Machine Auto part


Automotive tire Machine tool Gas Bumper Engineering


Sometime when the weather get's warmer I'll tackle removing and painting the surface rust on the cast iron body of the tool. I sharpened and set the blades, trued up the beds so they're co-planar, lubed up all the metal on metal surfaces and parts, sprayed the machined surfaces with Top Coat, and gave the table and fence a good coat of paste wax. Now I have a hell of a Craigslist find!
Scott;

On the flat machined surfaces I used WD40 and a radom orbit sander, using progressively finer grits. Starting around 125 and went up to 220 or 400, I forget which. On the other areas like the rack and pinion parts of the fence, the adjustment knobs, etc. WD40 a break free product, forget what it was called, and steel wool or hand sanding.

There was actually one set screw that became completely stripped it was rusted in so far. I had to the Alden proGrabit screw extractor from "Home Deposit" to remove the set screw. Never used them before but it worked great! Didn't damage the threads or anything. Does exactly what it claims.
 

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My "new" $50 Craigslist Jointer

So for the past 20 or so years I've had the below Rockwell 4" jointer. I bought it for $50 off the carpenter that added the second floor to my home. It needed a little work, but for the most part it served me well over the years.

Wood Gas Engineering Machine Automotive exterior


The downside, obviously, was the short bed and only a 4" width. So I've been searching for a long time for a Craigslist special. Then I saw a post for a 6" Delta jointer for only $100. I then noticed the author's comment that the motor wasn't running at full speed….for what ever reason. So I thought I'd give it a look and barter with him, and if the motor was truly shot, hey, I would have only invested a small amount and my savings could be spent on a new motor. Here is what I found when I got to the guys house.

Saw Radial arm saw Bumper Gas Automotive exterior


Wood Rectangle Gas Tints and shades Bumper


Trigger Wood Motor vehicle Air gun Automotive exterior


Automotive tire Bumper Handheld power drill Gas Wood


A rusty mess. I couldn't even tell if the rust was so deep that it pitted the cast iron taable surfaces or not. And the motor was doing just as the guy said…barely turning. So he let it go for $50. I took it home and fired it up the next day and to my surprise the motor quickly ran at full speed. Then I got to work on rust removal. Here is the finished product:

Wheel Wood Gas Machine Home appliance


Furniture Table Wood Automotive tire Automotive design


Motor vehicle Automotive exterior Bumper Air gun Machine gun


Wood Rectangle Automotive exterior Gas Tints and shades


Bumper Automotive exterior Gas Machine Auto part


Automotive tire Machine tool Gas Bumper Engineering


Sometime when the weather get's warmer I'll tackle removing and painting the surface rust on the cast iron body of the tool. I sharpened and set the blades, trued up the beds so they're co-planar, lubed up all the metal on metal surfaces and parts, sprayed the machined surfaces with Top Coat, and gave the table and fence a good coat of paste wax. Now I have a hell of a Craigslist find!
Ok… I'll be the one to say it… YOU SUCK!

That was a hellofa nice find
 

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My "new" $50 Craigslist Jointer

So for the past 20 or so years I've had the below Rockwell 4" jointer. I bought it for $50 off the carpenter that added the second floor to my home. It needed a little work, but for the most part it served me well over the years.

Wood Gas Engineering Machine Automotive exterior


The downside, obviously, was the short bed and only a 4" width. So I've been searching for a long time for a Craigslist special. Then I saw a post for a 6" Delta jointer for only $100. I then noticed the author's comment that the motor wasn't running at full speed….for what ever reason. So I thought I'd give it a look and barter with him, and if the motor was truly shot, hey, I would have only invested a small amount and my savings could be spent on a new motor. Here is what I found when I got to the guys house.

Saw Radial arm saw Bumper Gas Automotive exterior


Wood Rectangle Gas Tints and shades Bumper


Trigger Wood Motor vehicle Air gun Automotive exterior


Automotive tire Bumper Handheld power drill Gas Wood


A rusty mess. I couldn't even tell if the rust was so deep that it pitted the cast iron taable surfaces or not. And the motor was doing just as the guy said…barely turning. So he let it go for $50. I took it home and fired it up the next day and to my surprise the motor quickly ran at full speed. Then I got to work on rust removal. Here is the finished product:

Wheel Wood Gas Machine Home appliance


Furniture Table Wood Automotive tire Automotive design


Motor vehicle Automotive exterior Bumper Air gun Machine gun


Wood Rectangle Automotive exterior Gas Tints and shades


Bumper Automotive exterior Gas Machine Auto part


Automotive tire Machine tool Gas Bumper Engineering


Sometime when the weather get's warmer I'll tackle removing and painting the surface rust on the cast iron body of the tool. I sharpened and set the blades, trued up the beds so they're co-planar, lubed up all the metal on metal surfaces and parts, sprayed the machined surfaces with Top Coat, and gave the table and fence a good coat of paste wax. Now I have a hell of a Craigslist find!
Haaaaa …... joein10asee…..don't be a hater…..;)
 

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My "new" $50 Craigslist Jointer

So for the past 20 or so years I've had the below Rockwell 4" jointer. I bought it for $50 off the carpenter that added the second floor to my home. It needed a little work, but for the most part it served me well over the years.

Wood Gas Engineering Machine Automotive exterior


The downside, obviously, was the short bed and only a 4" width. So I've been searching for a long time for a Craigslist special. Then I saw a post for a 6" Delta jointer for only $100. I then noticed the author's comment that the motor wasn't running at full speed….for what ever reason. So I thought I'd give it a look and barter with him, and if the motor was truly shot, hey, I would have only invested a small amount and my savings could be spent on a new motor. Here is what I found when I got to the guys house.

Saw Radial arm saw Bumper Gas Automotive exterior


Wood Rectangle Gas Tints and shades Bumper


Trigger Wood Motor vehicle Air gun Automotive exterior


Automotive tire Bumper Handheld power drill Gas Wood


A rusty mess. I couldn't even tell if the rust was so deep that it pitted the cast iron taable surfaces or not. And the motor was doing just as the guy said…barely turning. So he let it go for $50. I took it home and fired it up the next day and to my surprise the motor quickly ran at full speed. Then I got to work on rust removal. Here is the finished product:

Wheel Wood Gas Machine Home appliance


Furniture Table Wood Automotive tire Automotive design


Motor vehicle Automotive exterior Bumper Air gun Machine gun


Wood Rectangle Automotive exterior Gas Tints and shades


Bumper Automotive exterior Gas Machine Auto part


Automotive tire Machine tool Gas Bumper Engineering


Sometime when the weather get's warmer I'll tackle removing and painting the surface rust on the cast iron body of the tool. I sharpened and set the blades, trued up the beds so they're co-planar, lubed up all the metal on metal surfaces and parts, sprayed the machined surfaces with Top Coat, and gave the table and fence a good coat of paste wax. Now I have a hell of a Craigslist find!
Not a hater,,, just jealous!
Finds like that dont ever seem to pop up here in my local CraigsList :-(
 

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My "new" $50 Craigslist Jointer

So for the past 20 or so years I've had the below Rockwell 4" jointer. I bought it for $50 off the carpenter that added the second floor to my home. It needed a little work, but for the most part it served me well over the years.

Wood Gas Engineering Machine Automotive exterior


The downside, obviously, was the short bed and only a 4" width. So I've been searching for a long time for a Craigslist special. Then I saw a post for a 6" Delta jointer for only $100. I then noticed the author's comment that the motor wasn't running at full speed….for what ever reason. So I thought I'd give it a look and barter with him, and if the motor was truly shot, hey, I would have only invested a small amount and my savings could be spent on a new motor. Here is what I found when I got to the guys house.

Saw Radial arm saw Bumper Gas Automotive exterior


Wood Rectangle Gas Tints and shades Bumper


Trigger Wood Motor vehicle Air gun Automotive exterior


Automotive tire Bumper Handheld power drill Gas Wood


A rusty mess. I couldn't even tell if the rust was so deep that it pitted the cast iron taable surfaces or not. And the motor was doing just as the guy said…barely turning. So he let it go for $50. I took it home and fired it up the next day and to my surprise the motor quickly ran at full speed. Then I got to work on rust removal. Here is the finished product:

Wheel Wood Gas Machine Home appliance


Furniture Table Wood Automotive tire Automotive design


Motor vehicle Automotive exterior Bumper Air gun Machine gun


Wood Rectangle Automotive exterior Gas Tints and shades


Bumper Automotive exterior Gas Machine Auto part


Automotive tire Machine tool Gas Bumper Engineering


Sometime when the weather get's warmer I'll tackle removing and painting the surface rust on the cast iron body of the tool. I sharpened and set the blades, trued up the beds so they're co-planar, lubed up all the metal on metal surfaces and parts, sprayed the machined surfaces with Top Coat, and gave the table and fence a good coat of paste wax. Now I have a hell of a Craigslist find!
Joein10asee, I know what you mean. The Wash., D.C. pages are excellent compared to other cities. I even search Baltimore, Richmond and smaller towns in between just because they're all relatively close. But even bigger cities have disappointing C/L volume.
 

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My "new" $50 Craigslist Jointer

So for the past 20 or so years I've had the below Rockwell 4" jointer. I bought it for $50 off the carpenter that added the second floor to my home. It needed a little work, but for the most part it served me well over the years.

Wood Gas Engineering Machine Automotive exterior


The downside, obviously, was the short bed and only a 4" width. So I've been searching for a long time for a Craigslist special. Then I saw a post for a 6" Delta jointer for only $100. I then noticed the author's comment that the motor wasn't running at full speed….for what ever reason. So I thought I'd give it a look and barter with him, and if the motor was truly shot, hey, I would have only invested a small amount and my savings could be spent on a new motor. Here is what I found when I got to the guys house.



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A rusty mess. I couldn't even tell if the rust was so deep that it pitted the cast iron taable surfaces or not. And the motor was doing just as the guy said…barely turning. So he let it go for $50. I took it home and fired it up the next day and to my surprise the motor quickly ran at full speed. Then I got to work on rust removal. Here is the finished product:

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Motor vehicle Automotive exterior Bumper Air gun Machine gun


Wood Rectangle Automotive exterior Gas Tints and shades


Bumper Automotive exterior Gas Machine Auto part


Automotive tire Machine tool Gas Bumper Engineering


Sometime when the weather get's warmer I'll tackle removing and painting the surface rust on the cast iron body of the tool. I sharpened and set the blades, trued up the beds so they're co-planar, lubed up all the metal on metal surfaces and parts, sprayed the machined surfaces with Top Coat, and gave the table and fence a good coat of paste wax. Now I have a hell of a Craigslist find!
Doug, I agree with you that the DC Craigslist does seem to be more bountiful than others. What I also really notice is the over inflated, sometimes close to retail new prices people are asking for their tools. Occasionally one does find a gem floating amongst the crap such as you did but those are far and few between. Thats why I expand my search area to any place with in a three hour drive of my home. I recently bought a Unisaw off of CL and while I didnt get the steal of a deal you did, I didnt have to pay throught the nose either. I found mine down in Hampton Roads of all places (Im in Warrenton). Basically, it pays to look around outside of the expensive DC listings! Also, there are CL search engines out there that will expand your search area to more than just a single city.
 

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My "new" $50 Craigslist Jointer

So for the past 20 or so years I've had the below Rockwell 4" jointer. I bought it for $50 off the carpenter that added the second floor to my home. It needed a little work, but for the most part it served me well over the years.

Wood Gas Engineering Machine Automotive exterior


The downside, obviously, was the short bed and only a 4" width. So I've been searching for a long time for a Craigslist special. Then I saw a post for a 6" Delta jointer for only $100. I then noticed the author's comment that the motor wasn't running at full speed….for what ever reason. So I thought I'd give it a look and barter with him, and if the motor was truly shot, hey, I would have only invested a small amount and my savings could be spent on a new motor. Here is what I found when I got to the guys house.

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A rusty mess. I couldn't even tell if the rust was so deep that it pitted the cast iron taable surfaces or not. And the motor was doing just as the guy said…barely turning. So he let it go for $50. I took it home and fired it up the next day and to my surprise the motor quickly ran at full speed. Then I got to work on rust removal. Here is the finished product:

Wheel Wood Gas Machine Home appliance


Furniture Table Wood Automotive tire Automotive design




Wood Rectangle Automotive exterior Gas Tints and shades


Bumper Automotive exterior Gas Machine Auto part


Automotive tire Machine tool Gas Bumper Engineering


Sometime when the weather get's warmer I'll tackle removing and painting the surface rust on the cast iron body of the tool. I sharpened and set the blades, trued up the beds so they're co-planar, lubed up all the metal on metal surfaces and parts, sprayed the machined surfaces with Top Coat, and gave the table and fence a good coat of paste wax. Now I have a hell of a Craigslist find!
Doug,

While my recent find wasnt as grand as yours, I just ended up buying the same Delta as you. I believe yours is a JT360. Anyway, I only paid 125 for mine, but I didnt have to do all the rust surgery you did! Mine was well maintained and very clean, though it is missing the dust shoot and my guards' spring is either broken or missing. (
I need to check into that next) On to my point.. How exactly did you adjust both tables to get them coplaner? Since this is a relatively low end jointer, it comes with gibs and not cam adjustmets.. My tables seems fairly straight (I used an aluminum 4ft rule standing on its side) but lacking a precises straight edge, Id hate to go in and mess with the gibs especially since I dont know what Im doing.
Thanks

Scott
 

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My "new" $50 Craigslist Jointer

So for the past 20 or so years I've had the below Rockwell 4" jointer. I bought it for $50 off the carpenter that added the second floor to my home. It needed a little work, but for the most part it served me well over the years.

Wood Gas Engineering Machine Automotive exterior


The downside, obviously, was the short bed and only a 4" width. So I've been searching for a long time for a Craigslist special. Then I saw a post for a 6" Delta jointer for only $100. I then noticed the author's comment that the motor wasn't running at full speed….for what ever reason. So I thought I'd give it a look and barter with him, and if the motor was truly shot, hey, I would have only invested a small amount and my savings could be spent on a new motor. Here is what I found when I got to the guys house.

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Wood Rectangle Gas Tints and shades Bumper


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A rusty mess. I couldn't even tell if the rust was so deep that it pitted the cast iron taable surfaces or not. And the motor was doing just as the guy said…barely turning. So he let it go for $50. I took it home and fired it up the next day and to my surprise the motor quickly ran at full speed. Then I got to work on rust removal. Here is the finished product:

Wheel Wood Gas Machine Home appliance


Furniture Table Wood Automotive tire Automotive design


Motor vehicle Automotive exterior Bumper Air gun Machine gun


Wood Rectangle Automotive exterior Gas Tints and shades


Bumper Automotive exterior Gas Machine Auto part


Automotive tire Machine tool Gas Bumper Engineering


Sometime when the weather get's warmer I'll tackle removing and painting the surface rust on the cast iron body of the tool. I sharpened and set the blades, trued up the beds so they're co-planar, lubed up all the metal on metal surfaces and parts, sprayed the machined surfaces with Top Coat, and gave the table and fence a good coat of paste wax. Now I have a hell of a Craigslist find!
Doug,

While my recent find wasnt as grand as yours, I just ended up buying the same Delta as you. I believe yours is a JT360. Anyway, I only paid 125 for mine, but I didnt have to do all the rust surgery you did! Mine was well maintained and very clean, though it is missing the dust shoot and my guards' spring is either broken or missing.
(I need to check into that next) On to my point.. How exactly did you adjust both tables to get them coplaner? Since this is a relatively low end jointer, it comes with gibs and not cam adjustmets.. My tables seems fairly straight (I used an aluminum 4ft rule standing on its side) but lacking a precises straight edge, Id hate to go in and mess with the gibs especially since I dont know what Im doing. By the way, thewoodwhisperer.com has a great video on setting up a higher end jointer.
Thanks

Scott
 

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#18 ·
My "new" $50 Craigslist Jointer

So for the past 20 or so years I've had the below Rockwell 4" jointer. I bought it for $50 off the carpenter that added the second floor to my home. It needed a little work, but for the most part it served me well over the years.

Wood Gas Engineering Machine Automotive exterior


The downside, obviously, was the short bed and only a 4" width. So I've been searching for a long time for a Craigslist special. Then I saw a post for a 6" Delta jointer for only $100. I then noticed the author's comment that the motor wasn't running at full speed….for what ever reason. So I thought I'd give it a look and barter with him, and if the motor was truly shot, hey, I would have only invested a small amount and my savings could be spent on a new motor. Here is what I found when I got to the guys house.

Saw Radial arm saw Bumper Gas Automotive exterior


Wood Rectangle Gas Tints and shades Bumper


Trigger Wood Motor vehicle Air gun Automotive exterior


Automotive tire Bumper Handheld power drill Gas Wood


A rusty mess. I couldn't even tell if the rust was so deep that it pitted the cast iron taable surfaces or not. And the motor was doing just as the guy said…barely turning. So he let it go for $50. I took it home and fired it up the next day and to my surprise the motor quickly ran at full speed. Then I got to work on rust removal. Here is the finished product:

Wheel Wood Gas Machine Home appliance


Furniture Table Wood Automotive tire Automotive design


Motor vehicle Automotive exterior Bumper Air gun Machine gun


Wood Rectangle Automotive exterior Gas Tints and shades


Bumper Automotive exterior Gas Machine Auto part


Automotive tire Machine tool Gas Bumper Engineering


Sometime when the weather get's warmer I'll tackle removing and painting the surface rust on the cast iron body of the tool. I sharpened and set the blades, trued up the beds so they're co-planar, lubed up all the metal on metal surfaces and parts, sprayed the machined surfaces with Top Coat, and gave the table and fence a good coat of paste wax. Now I have a hell of a Craigslist find!
Scott,

Actually my jointer is the 37-190. I'm not sure what the difference is, if any. Frankly, I'm not impressed with the dust chute all that much. The chute is ok, it's the vacum housing at the end that I don't like that much. There isn't a tight seal between the housing and the chute and some chips drop through the cracks. In a perfect scenario that's not acceptable (to me). But hell! I only paid $50 for it!

Did you get an owner's manual with yours? If not there are plenty of sites to download one from the "www". That's where I got mine. I didn't see a separate spring for the guard in the assembly instructions. The spring mechanism is actually located in the guard's mouonting hole. You have to turn it a few times and drop it over the rod. I may not be explaining it very well but if you find a manual on line it'll show what I mean.

I didn't have to touch the outfeed table and I only had to do minor adjustments with the infeed. You're right it doesn't have cam adjusters to adjust the twist in the table but there were four set screws (?) on each corner (two on each side) that I used to adjust. The height adjust for my infeed, however, is a cam adjust.

The Woodwhisperer's vid is good and Fine Woodworking also has an article on adjusting the tables of a jointer. It's an old article and I'm not sure if you have to be an online member to access it or not. If you can't locate in on FWW's website let me know, I'll see if I can download it and send it to you in a PDF format.

I recommend a dedicated straight edge. I got one from Lee Valley. It was worth it if you want a truly accurate jointer.
 

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My "new" $50 Craigslist Jointer

So for the past 20 or so years I've had the below Rockwell 4" jointer. I bought it for $50 off the carpenter that added the second floor to my home. It needed a little work, but for the most part it served me well over the years.

Wood Gas Engineering Machine Automotive exterior


The downside, obviously, was the short bed and only a 4" width. So I've been searching for a long time for a Craigslist special. Then I saw a post for a 6" Delta jointer for only $100. I then noticed the author's comment that the motor wasn't running at full speed….for what ever reason. So I thought I'd give it a look and barter with him, and if the motor was truly shot, hey, I would have only invested a small amount and my savings could be spent on a new motor. Here is what I found when I got to the guys house.

Saw Radial arm saw Bumper Gas Automotive exterior


Wood Rectangle Gas Tints and shades Bumper


Trigger Wood Motor vehicle Air gun Automotive exterior


Automotive tire Bumper Handheld power drill Gas Wood


A rusty mess. I couldn't even tell if the rust was so deep that it pitted the cast iron taable surfaces or not. And the motor was doing just as the guy said…barely turning. So he let it go for $50. I took it home and fired it up the next day and to my surprise the motor quickly ran at full speed. Then I got to work on rust removal. Here is the finished product:

Wheel Wood Gas Machine Home appliance


Furniture Table Wood Automotive tire Automotive design


Motor vehicle Automotive exterior Bumper Air gun Machine gun


Wood Rectangle Automotive exterior Gas Tints and shades


Bumper Automotive exterior Gas Machine Auto part


Automotive tire Machine tool Gas Bumper Engineering


Sometime when the weather get's warmer I'll tackle removing and painting the surface rust on the cast iron body of the tool. I sharpened and set the blades, trued up the beds so they're co-planar, lubed up all the metal on metal surfaces and parts, sprayed the machined surfaces with Top Coat, and gave the table and fence a good coat of paste wax. Now I have a hell of a Craigslist find!
Doug,

Thanks for the tips. Ill swing the straight edge as soon as I know that SEQUESTRATION is not going to happen until then I think my tables are close enough that I can live with them as is! The proof will be in when I actually start using the machine. I googled my model number and found many many companies that wanted to SELL me a manual for xx.xx amout of dollars, usually around 15. I out smarted them all as I remembered that Dewalt used to own Delta and low and behold looky what I found!

I also seem to remember that the 37-190 is basically the same yet older version of the JT360. So if you need parts, you can check it out on the link above. ymmv…

Scott
 

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#20 ·
My "new" $50 Craigslist Jointer

So for the past 20 or so years I've had the below Rockwell 4" jointer. I bought it for $50 off the carpenter that added the second floor to my home. It needed a little work, but for the most part it served me well over the years.

Wood Gas Engineering Machine Automotive exterior


The downside, obviously, was the short bed and only a 4" width. So I've been searching for a long time for a Craigslist special. Then I saw a post for a 6" Delta jointer for only $100. I then noticed the author's comment that the motor wasn't running at full speed….for what ever reason. So I thought I'd give it a look and barter with him, and if the motor was truly shot, hey, I would have only invested a small amount and my savings could be spent on a new motor. Here is what I found when I got to the guys house.

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Automotive tire Bumper Handheld power drill Gas Wood


A rusty mess. I couldn't even tell if the rust was so deep that it pitted the cast iron taable surfaces or not. And the motor was doing just as the guy said…barely turning. So he let it go for $50. I took it home and fired it up the next day and to my surprise the motor quickly ran at full speed. Then I got to work on rust removal. Here is the finished product:

Wheel Wood Gas Machine Home appliance


Furniture Table Wood Automotive tire Automotive design


Motor vehicle Automotive exterior Bumper Air gun Machine gun


Wood Rectangle Automotive exterior Gas Tints and shades


Bumper Automotive exterior Gas Machine Auto part


Automotive tire Machine tool Gas Bumper Engineering


Sometime when the weather get's warmer I'll tackle removing and painting the surface rust on the cast iron body of the tool. I sharpened and set the blades, trued up the beds so they're co-planar, lubed up all the metal on metal surfaces and parts, sprayed the machined surfaces with Top Coat, and gave the table and fence a good coat of paste wax. Now I have a hell of a Craigslist find!
I don't remember where i got my manual from but I didn't pay a penny, just printed it right from the site.
 

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My "new" $50 Craigslist Jointer

So for the past 20 or so years I've had the below Rockwell 4" jointer. I bought it for $50 off the carpenter that added the second floor to my home. It needed a little work, but for the most part it served me well over the years.

Wood Gas Engineering Machine Automotive exterior


The downside, obviously, was the short bed and only a 4" width. So I've been searching for a long time for a Craigslist special. Then I saw a post for a 6" Delta jointer for only $100. I then noticed the author's comment that the motor wasn't running at full speed….for what ever reason. So I thought I'd give it a look and barter with him, and if the motor was truly shot, hey, I would have only invested a small amount and my savings could be spent on a new motor. Here is what I found when I got to the guys house.

Saw Radial arm saw Bumper Gas Automotive exterior


Wood Rectangle Gas Tints and shades Bumper


Trigger Wood Motor vehicle Air gun Automotive exterior


Automotive tire Bumper Handheld power drill Gas Wood


A rusty mess. I couldn't even tell if the rust was so deep that it pitted the cast iron taable surfaces or not. And the motor was doing just as the guy said…barely turning. So he let it go for $50. I took it home and fired it up the next day and to my surprise the motor quickly ran at full speed. Then I got to work on rust removal. Here is the finished product:

Wheel Wood Gas Machine Home appliance


Furniture Table Wood Automotive tire Automotive design


Motor vehicle Automotive exterior Bumper Air gun Machine gun


Wood Rectangle Automotive exterior Gas Tints and shades


Bumper Automotive exterior Gas Machine Auto part


Automotive tire Machine tool Gas Bumper Engineering


Sometime when the weather get's warmer I'll tackle removing and painting the surface rust on the cast iron body of the tool. I sharpened and set the blades, trued up the beds so they're co-planar, lubed up all the metal on metal surfaces and parts, sprayed the machined surfaces with Top Coat, and gave the table and fence a good coat of paste wax. Now I have a hell of a Craigslist find!
You took a risk and it paid off big time. way to go!
 

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My "new" $50 Craigslist Jointer

So for the past 20 or so years I've had the below Rockwell 4" jointer. I bought it for $50 off the carpenter that added the second floor to my home. It needed a little work, but for the most part it served me well over the years.

Wood Gas Engineering Machine Automotive exterior


The downside, obviously, was the short bed and only a 4" width. So I've been searching for a long time for a Craigslist special. Then I saw a post for a 6" Delta jointer for only $100. I then noticed the author's comment that the motor wasn't running at full speed….for what ever reason. So I thought I'd give it a look and barter with him, and if the motor was truly shot, hey, I would have only invested a small amount and my savings could be spent on a new motor. Here is what I found when I got to the guys house.

Saw Radial arm saw Bumper Gas Automotive exterior


Wood Rectangle Gas Tints and shades Bumper


Trigger Wood Motor vehicle Air gun Automotive exterior


Automotive tire Bumper Handheld power drill Gas Wood


A rusty mess. I couldn't even tell if the rust was so deep that it pitted the cast iron taable surfaces or not. And the motor was doing just as the guy said…barely turning. So he let it go for $50. I took it home and fired it up the next day and to my surprise the motor quickly ran at full speed. Then I got to work on rust removal. Here is the finished product:

Wheel Wood Gas Machine Home appliance


Furniture Table Wood Automotive tire Automotive design


Motor vehicle Automotive exterior Bumper Air gun Machine gun


Wood Rectangle Automotive exterior Gas Tints and shades


Bumper Automotive exterior Gas Machine Auto part


Automotive tire Machine tool Gas Bumper Engineering


Sometime when the weather get's warmer I'll tackle removing and painting the surface rust on the cast iron body of the tool. I sharpened and set the blades, trued up the beds so they're co-planar, lubed up all the metal on metal surfaces and parts, sprayed the machined surfaces with Top Coat, and gave the table and fence a good coat of paste wax. Now I have a hell of a Craigslist find!
I have to say, After setting the blades to within .002-003" above the outfeed table, Im very impressed by the JT360. Frankly, I did not expect much from what I assumed was going to be a barely adequate, underpowered (3/4hp) machine. I was wrong!. I just ran a couple of pieces of maple (cant remember if it was hard/soft, how do you tell) through the machine and I didnt get any chatter from the knives like I did before I reset the blades (they were off by at least .010+ to the outfeed table one side low, the other high). The finished cut is remarkable, very smooth and requires no sanding. Compared to my old robland x31 combo machine from 10 years ago the JT equalled or maybe even slightly outperformed the quality of the cut. Though in fairness, I never really was able to get the x31's knives properly set in the cutterhead, at least not to the degree I was able to set them on the Delta.

Scott
 

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My "new" $50 Craigslist Jointer

So for the past 20 or so years I've had the below Rockwell 4" jointer. I bought it for $50 off the carpenter that added the second floor to my home. It needed a little work, but for the most part it served me well over the years.

Wood Gas Engineering Machine Automotive exterior


The downside, obviously, was the short bed and only a 4" width. So I've been searching for a long time for a Craigslist special. Then I saw a post for a 6" Delta jointer for only $100. I then noticed the author's comment that the motor wasn't running at full speed….for what ever reason. So I thought I'd give it a look and barter with him, and if the motor was truly shot, hey, I would have only invested a small amount and my savings could be spent on a new motor. Here is what I found when I got to the guys house.

Saw Radial arm saw Bumper Gas Automotive exterior


Wood Rectangle Gas Tints and shades Bumper


Trigger Wood Motor vehicle Air gun Automotive exterior


Automotive tire Bumper Handheld power drill Gas Wood


A rusty mess. I couldn't even tell if the rust was so deep that it pitted the cast iron taable surfaces or not. And the motor was doing just as the guy said…barely turning. So he let it go for $50. I took it home and fired it up the next day and to my surprise the motor quickly ran at full speed. Then I got to work on rust removal. Here is the finished product:

Wheel Wood Gas Machine Home appliance


Furniture Table Wood Automotive tire Automotive design


Motor vehicle Automotive exterior Bumper Air gun Machine gun


Wood Rectangle Automotive exterior Gas Tints and shades


Bumper Automotive exterior Gas Machine Auto part


Automotive tire Machine tool Gas Bumper Engineering


Sometime when the weather get's warmer I'll tackle removing and painting the surface rust on the cast iron body of the tool. I sharpened and set the blades, trued up the beds so they're co-planar, lubed up all the metal on metal surfaces and parts, sprayed the machined surfaces with Top Coat, and gave the table and fence a good coat of paste wax. Now I have a hell of a Craigslist find!
Scott, Good for you. Earlier you called these "low end jointer(s)" but that doesn't mean they can't be accurate. I love mine and if I could improve anything on it I'd enclose the base and fix the housing around the chute. Other than that, I 'm happy with it.
 

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