Tascione

I think you will find if you look around most of our workshops we all have a bit of a thing for vintage tools and equipment. I am quite jealous of your depthing tool, Donald also told me to buy one but the mean guy wouldn't lend me the money!
You have some fantastic tools and thank you for taking the time to post up all the pictures, I know what a process that can be at times.
A very warm welcome and I am sure we all look forward to your posts, don't be afraid to jump in with some answers to questions too.
Paul.

Catskillpainter,
Your bushing machine is ingenious and probably has more precision than ones specifically made for that purpose. If you remove the hinge pins on the belt guard and take it off the machine, it might be easier to spin the handle.
david

Man, I'm impressed with what you've do with the place! I love your Unimat, i had one many years ago and to this day i wish i never let it go. I curently have a Sherline lathe/mill set-up, pricey. I also do some soldering with electricity, an electric soldering machine i used when i had a jewelry manufacturing business. It's about all i've got left. I'm also taking the Ultra Corse, it feel's good and the people are real people, you can't go wrong. Your shop is so great, airy, roomy, filled with all kind's of tool's and clock's to work on. Man, live your dream. Please keep showing us what your up to, i know it will help me in my learning.

Keepergoin
Metalsmith