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Posted by VaTom on December 24, 2006 at 05:13:58 from (64.4.122.240):
In Reply to: Re: Old 24 planer posted by Lee at Elk Mound on December 23, 2006 at 21:27:23:
You're welcome. Issue #38, Jan/Feb 1983. Yell if you need it scanned, 5 pages with pics. Taunton Press has a nice website, check there. Your other choice, if you really want modern bearings, is to re-machine the frame. Not anything I'd do. Yesterday I agreed to bring home a 16x60 metal lathe with babbitts (a lot older than I am), along with a belt drive babbitt drill press, and metal shaper, unknown bearings. Don't really know what I'm getting into, but I'll find out.
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