2024 Old & Vintage Woodworking / Metalworking Machine Tool Calendar
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The 2024 wall calendar that needs no introduction. Packed with 12 months of the coolest old, vintage and restored old woodworking and metalworking machines and related tools. Old Vintage Woodworking and Metalwork Machinery for your garage, shop or anywhere in the house.
NOTE: if you want to order calendars as gifts, simply enter a new order for each different shipping address and we'll make sure they get shipped to all of the proper addresses.
NOTE 2: These calendars usually ship by Christmas. We're shooting for the same shipping deadline this year. The ship via USPS "Media Mail" and thus we are at the mercy of the USPS once they are handed off to our local Post Office. Your tracking information is sent to you as soon as they are packed, so you can follow their progress as they course through the veins of our esteemed national mail delivery system.
Early (1950's) Northfield Woodworking Machinery Builders table saws featured 1/4" plate cast aluminum arrows screwed to the base casting above the handwheel. These later changed to mylar stickers through current production. These reproductions seek to capture that original, heavy-duty appearance of those gorgeous cast aluminum arrows.
Laser cut from 5052 aluminum, 0.250" thick. Deburred and clear anodized. The size of the "bounding box" is approximately 5" x 4.5".
NOTE: these arrows do not have any letters stamped in them - they are all identical. To reproduce the original setup, you would purchase two arrows and stamp "UP" and "DOWN" in them using your own metal stamp set and a big hammer (BFH).
Powermatic Reproduction Machine Badge for Table Saw 65 66, Jointer 50, Planer 225, Bandsaw 143, Lathe 90, Scroll Saw, etc.
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These are direct-printed on precision cut 6061 aluminum with a very tough ink on our specialized $50k industrial printers. While they are not originals, we spent a lot of time fussing with the details, color, etc. to get them as close to an original, silk-screen tag as possible without actually silk screening 1,000's of these. Note that the metal is slightly thicker than original for a high quality installation.
They will require holes for your drive screws for mounting, but I did not pre-drill those because after looking at dozens of badges, every machine seems to be positioned slightly different. Simply put some painter's tape over the area to be drilled, drill and Bob's your uncle.
