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Location: 164 Jefferson Drive, Ste A, Menlo Park, CA 94025 Inspection Day: Monday, July 21, 2014 from 10:00am to 2:00pm.

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I was able to locate another CI extension so it would have one on each side of the table.

Unfortunately, the quality of tools available now and still within my budget didnt approach the quality of the tools I previously relied on.

The solution was finding used or abandoned equipment that I could restore.

This quickly grew into a passion (read that necessity) for restoring old, rusty, and badly treated machines with names like RockwellDelta, Powermatic, and Walker-Turner.

Additionally, I learned where to find manuals, parts lists, and, indeed, the parts themselves.

I started to use the term old arn in reference to the old iron I was working with.

I was constantly watching many possible sources for these machines.

My bride was seeing yet another episode of her husbands ability to go completely overboard on a project.

One Craftsman table saw quickly became two, a good way to assure one functional machine.

I apologize to the future owner for not maintaining the original color scheme.

For me, the Craftsman is useful for what can be done on it rather than for its appearance.

It has a one horse motor and a 10 inch thin kerf carbide blade which provides good cutting ability despite the lack of horse power.

The fence is made from heavy angle iron and is clamped to the table with a pipe clamp; simple and effective.

I became increasingly dissatisfied with its flimsy table insert and lack of a fence.

It turned out to be a Delta 34-500, 8 inch Tilting Arbor table saw (circa 1950).

I decided to bring this one home and restore it to its former grandeur.

It was disassembled so that the rust could be removed from every part.

The table insert is much more solid and the iron top is a little wider.

I installed a Freud LU83R008 8-Inch 40 Tooth ATB Thin Kerf Combination Saw Blade and made a test cut.

It was not as complete as the 8 inch saw but I decided to restore it because it could carry a larger diameter blade.

It, too, was disassembled so that the rust could be removed from every part.

I moved the electricals from the 8 inch saw to the 9 inch saw.

I have a second one set up with a dado head dedicated to cutting tenons.

The Delta 34-600 9 inch table saw was kept and dedicated to tenoning.

Delta Rockwell Table Saw Serial Number