I found treasures.

[hmmvbreaker]

I purchased these from an estate auction. I did not know the gentleman but, apparentky he was a woodworker. Both of them work as they should. They were built from kits offered by Gilliom Manufacturing of St. Charles, Missouri. About an hours drive east of me. They are, obviously, not new or very fancy. But, they function and I am both proud and honored to have them in my shop. For their legacy if nothing else.

 

[daniscool]

Old but gold!!!

 

[Mr. Peet]

That Dayton motor looks just like the one on my Homecraft table saw. Good luck.

 

[hmmvbreaker]

That Dayton motor looks just like the one on my Homecraft table saw. Good luck.

Yep. They are pretty common. Ive got 3 or 4 of those.

 

[DLJeffs]

Sweet! I like the light mounted on the bandsaw. Interesting it looks like the on/off switches on both machines also have a standard plug outlet.

 

[barry richardson]

good stuff John, what are the tables made of?

 

[Gdurfey]

very cool. Glad you could give them a new home.

 

[hmmvbreaker]

Sweet! I like the light mounted on the bandsaw. Interesting it looks like the on/off switches on both machines also have a standard plug outlet.

The light is handy and yes, both machines have outlets. I have no idea why.

 

[hmmvbreaker]

good stuff John, what are the tables made of?

They are mostly plywood. Gilliom supplied the plans and metal bits, then the purchaser built it. No two Gil bilts are exactly the same.