Picked up a craftsman 113.22580 6" belt, 9" disk sander on craftsman
stand at the flea market this sunday.
I think he said it was from 1980, not sure though. It had a 3/4 horse,
cap start motor on it. (Not OE) runs quiet, bearings all tight.
Person was
asking $80.00, we agreed on $65.00. The stand and motor are painted a
funky silver, and there are wood
side braces painted silver. Plan on painting the stand and sander
machine grey, and replacing the wood
side rails with natural finish oak. Don't know if you had to add your
own wood braces to this stand, or if
it's something the guy doctored up.
I wrote emerson about a manual for it.
Also hope to pick up a second table for it,as you must move this one
from the belt to the disk.
This guy is 90 years old, and is not doing too much woodwork
anymore. I told him the sander would get a good home.
Thanks, Tony D.
Gee, I hope I dont have a lot of trouble with this one.
It "looks" like a pretty nice sander,
Thanks, Tony D.
"Herbert Robinson" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<nq7_a.32354$ff.4525@fed1read01>...
> I had one years ago and finally replaces the adjusting nots with faucet
> handles -- made making the constant tracking adjustments much easier.
> "Tony D." <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Picked up a craftsman 113.22580 6" belt, 9" disk sander on craftsman
> > stand at the flea market this sunday.
> > I think he said it was from 1980, not sure though. It had a 3/4 horse,
> > cap start motor on it. (Not OE) runs quiet, bearings all tight.
> > Person was
> > asking $80.00, we agreed on $65.00. The stand and motor are painted a
> > funky silver, and there are wood
> > side braces painted silver. Plan on painting the stand and sander
> > machine grey, and replacing the wood
> > side rails with natural finish oak. Don't know if you had to add your
> > own wood braces to this stand, or if
> > it's something the guy doctored up.
> > I wrote emerson about a manual for it.
> > Also hope to pick up a second table for it,as you must move this one
> > from the belt to the disk.
> > This guy is 90 years old, and is not doing too much woodwork
> > anymore. I told him the sander would get a good home.
> > Thanks, Tony D.
Had one of those. Never could get it to track correctly. Had it apart
once to no avail. Finally sold it for $125. (And no, it wasn't to an
old guy who frequented flea markets.)
mahalo,
jo4hn
Tony D. wrote:
> Picked up a craftsman 113.22580 6" belt, 9" disk sander on craftsman
> stand at the flea market this sunday.
[snip]
I had one years ago and finally replaces the adjusting nots with faucet
handles -- made making the constant tracking adjustments much easier.
"Tony D." <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Picked up a craftsman 113.22580 6" belt, 9" disk sander on craftsman
> stand at the flea market this sunday.
> I think he said it was from 1980, not sure though. It had a 3/4 horse,
> cap start motor on it. (Not OE) runs quiet, bearings all tight.
> Person was
> asking $80.00, we agreed on $65.00. The stand and motor are painted a
> funky silver, and there are wood
> side braces painted silver. Plan on painting the stand and sander
> machine grey, and replacing the wood
> side rails with natural finish oak. Don't know if you had to add your
> own wood braces to this stand, or if
> it's something the guy doctored up.
> I wrote emerson about a manual for it.
> Also hope to pick up a second table for it,as you must move this one
> from the belt to the disk.
> This guy is 90 years old, and is not doing too much woodwork
> anymore. I told him the sander would get a good home.
> Thanks, Tony D.