1955 Delta-Milwaukee. 1460 12" Woodworking Lathe
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WHAT'S IN THE SHOP
Although this is my first full shop build-out, many of the tools in my collection have been purchased over the past 20 years. It all began with an old Atlas 912 bandsaw my father gifted me. The very same bandsaw I grew up using and contributed to my passion for woodworking. I began to scour through classified ads in search of project tools I could invest in with sweat equity. Quickly I realized I was drawn to the Vintage Delta equipment from the 1940s to mid-1960s. There is just something about the post-World War II, art deco style that I love, and back then Delta had splashes of it in nearly every machine. The simplicity and durability were also huge selling points...
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