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.....there goes the neighborhood stop signs.... :rolleyes: :p

Yes...... It was a good weekend project, and I use it frequently.

They're both electric, therefore still somewhat on topic. We have certainly seen worse..... :p

Now that you have that, you can take all the measurements and make your own that allows you to pass material through the headstock. I took all of the pertinent information from the er chuck and spindle nose and came up with this.

Sounds like you are going to have to redeem yourself by dragging him out to the shop and getting him to give you a crash course on how they work...... ;) :p

I don't think there's any of us that can't relate to the feelings he is having regarding letting them go. A man's tools become an extension of his abilities and there's a lot of comfort in having them near, they are old friends and the likely source of much of his socializing during his business...

I see that you have sold the big one. The South Bend should fetch around 2500, but it would help immensely if you spent 20 minutes or so cleaning up around it and getting better pictures of the overall machine and the attachments and tools that are included. I suspect that there's more there...

I have a little container of peanut butter that I keep just for traps. I leave the lid off of it and the older it gets the thicker it gets. Between the peanut butter and messing with the latch until looking at it funny sets it off, I find the peanut butter brings them in better but your trap has...

Why ...not......? :rolleyes:

....... decisions, decisions. :rolleyes: :p