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1937 Craftsman (Atlas) Drill Press

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[Humor] My Kind of Teacher

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This one is dedicated to all my friends who ever taught school, parented children or served their country.A former Sergeant, having served his time with the Marine Corps, took a new job as a school…Continue

Woodcrafters St. Louis - Turn for Troops Event Sat 12 Nov

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Woodcraft Of St. Louis - Maryland Heights2077 Congressional DriveWest Port AreaSt. Louis MO 63146314-993-0413 Help Turn Pens During Woodcraft'sTURN for TROOPS EventPlease join us at Woodcraft of St.…Continue

Wood Toys [Picture Heavy]

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1937 Craftsman (Atlas) Drill Press

Been working on and off on an old drill press that belonged to my Wife's Uncle. The biggest problem was that the spindle step pulley was missing and this particular machine has a 15/16" shaft. I did a workaround by boring out a 5/8" pulley I had laying around and got it running. Since then I haave accquired new knobs for the feed handles and a guard for the spindle pulley. A servicable machine - at least until tonight. Was drilling holes (what else...) and shortly after turning the macnine…See More

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Making Toys

At the Scroll Saw cuttting out wood cars

Nov 12, 2011

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Wood Toys [Picture Heavy]

Somebody asked what kind of toys I made... Well, here are some of them. The small cars and trucks are from patterns by Toys and Joys, the small tractor (no trailer) and plane patterns are from a recent issue of Scroll Saw Magazine, the duck pattern is from CherryStreet Toys. The rest are ideas cabbaged from other places or off the top of my head.Wood. Once upon a time I tried using salvaged wood, but hitting a few hidden nails or staples qickly changes the economics. So.. Most are made from…See More

Nov 6, 2011

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"Tom It is so nice to have you here. My youngest daughter was just married 1 month ago so we do not have anymore at home also. I love looking at wood toys and hope to make some sometime. I am looking foward to seeing pictures of…"

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"Hi Tom, Welcome to The Patriot Woodworker site, I'm sure you will find many things of interest here. It's a very diverse group here, sounds like you have some nice machines that are similar to my own. So take some time to explore the…"

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Please tell us about yourself.: Kids are almost out of the house & I'm looking forward to spending more time on the shop. Most of my machines have been passed on to me from my Dad and Uncles. They got them from their Dad's so a lot of the stuff dates t the 1930's

Please describe your main woodworking interests.: Making wood toys seems to keep me occupied. Toys are great. no matter how bad a job I do on them, they are always well received...

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At 9:37pm on November 5, 2011, CarpenterArlin Eastman said…: Tom

It is so nice to have you here. My youngest daughter was just married 1 month ago so we do not have anymore at home also. I love looking at wood toys and hope to make some sometime. I am looking foward to seeing pictures of them.

Arlin

At 7:59pm on November 4, 2011, Forum HostGreg Aksdal said…: Tom, we're glad to have on board with us. If you need any help with anything just ask.

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At 12:17pm on November 4, 2011, Site AdminJohn Morris said…: Thanks for coming over Tom and checking us out! Welcome to The Patriot Woodworker and if there is anything I can do just give me a holler. Jump in when your ready!

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At 11:41am on November 4, 2011, Forum HostLarry Buskirk said…: Hi Tom,

Welcome to The Patriot Woodworker site, I'm sure you will find many things of interest here.

It's a very diverse group here, sounds like you have some nice machines that are similar to my own. So take some time to explore the forums, as the site has a lot to offer.

Larry

At 11:13am on November 4, 2011, Site AdminJohn Moody said…: Tom, Welcome to The Patriot Woodworker. We are glad you have found and joined our site. We have many fine woodworkers here all willing to help and share. We love to see what other woodworkers are doing, so when you can please share your projects with us.

We look forward to seeing you on the forums....

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