Wards post drill and tabletop camelback drill press

bentwoody66 · Apr 14, 2019

I know the post drill is a Montgomery Wards but the tabletop camelback has no markings. Any idea of the manufacturer?

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michiganbuck · Apr 14, 2019

A poor thread title

Joe Michaels · Apr 14, 2019

The green electric motor to the rear of the post drill head is off a residential heating coal stoker. The motor has the square housing with the "bump" on the front end bell that has an on/off switch. That on/off switch was worked by the stoker mechanism. The green paint job may mean the motor is off an old "Iron Fireman" coal stoker.

Can't help with any ID on the little bench drill press, though.

bentwoody66 · Apr 14, 2019

Haha, I'm at a loss, at least my Canedy-Otto has markings.

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JST · Apr 14, 2019

There seem to have been a huge number of generic small drill presses made. I have no idea who made one that I have, but it is more a curiosity issue than anything important, I would be no smarter if I was told it was made by the W.J. Thomason Co. in Brooklyn..

bentwoody66 · Apr 14, 2019

This massive hammer was on the property also.

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Riderusty · Apr 15, 2019

B/W--please fix your location. BTW, amusing screen name.

Tom B.

bentwoody66 · Apr 15, 2019

Riderusty said:
B/W--please fix your location. BTW, amusing screen name.

Tom B.

How do I edit that, cant seem to find an edit key on my phone.

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Riderusty · Apr 16, 2019

Click on your screen name at top of page. Then click on Forum Actions, then Edit Profile.

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