Delta tools were widely used by small to medium sized furniture and cabinet shops, schools, and by the home craftsman. I've been lucky enough to own and use almost every woodworking machine that Delta made including those from the Homecraft line like the 8' Model 34-500 8' table saw, the Combination 8' table saw and 4' jointer, the 1/2' light duy shaper, 10' band saw, 18' scroll saw, 11' lathe and others. I've also used what the heavy dute machines like the 10' Unisaw, 14' band saw, 24' scroll saw. Heavy duty shaper, 4', 6' and 8' jointers and more. My favorite vintage Delta tools are those that came on the heavy cast iron art deco stands. Many of those tools like the wood/metal cutting band saw and six inch and eight inch jointers are featured on these pages. If you've got photos of your favorite vintage Delta woodworking machine, please feel free to share it on one of the pages below as many other visitors to Old-Woodworking-Tools.net have done.

Walker Turner Drill Press 1300 Depth Stop Rod Gauge. 5” total length. Part is in great working condition.

Just purchased via Craigslist. Working condition, but rough.

Lan to restore. Have it mostly disassembled. Trying to find a few missing or non-era parts: I inherited this wonderful vintage combination Table Saw & Jointer from my father. I've used both tools with great success for building and repairing furniture.

My dad passed away in May 2011. This was his Drill Press.

It includes the foot pedal, 1/2' Jacobs chuck with key, an 18 x 26 cast iron base. It has an Purchased 11/2010 from a local school district.

This machine had been in storage for several years. Machine was completely disassembled, cleaned, sanded Planning on restoring this RAS but I'm not sure which model it is and was hoping someone could help me identify it with a model No. Here's what I do know; I just purchased an old Delta Wood Lathe and it has a model #CBL 401 and the serial #29-3596. Torrent html5 builder vs dreamweaver. I cannot find any reference on the net for parts or an owners The picture above is from the post by Todd Holland on this web site.

Our saw looks just like this one. The saw is pretty old but does not show any Been in my family since it was new curios what it is worth still works great excellent condition Someone gave me this old Rockwell. How can I tell what year it was made? Serial #DO8681.

Everything turns, but the motor will not spin under its own power. Milwaukee delta lathe serial # 646477 Runs great! I do not use it and would like to sell it. Can someone tell me what it is worth? I also have a number 1965 Delta Rockwell No.

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46-111 Wood Lathe Includes Delta cast iron legs and Rockwell 1/2 HP motor. Came with face plates and Delta accessories including I acquired this table saw / jointer about a year ago but it was missing the drive belts, which I installed the other day. Runs like a charm!

This is a Delta Rockwell Belt/Disc sander combination. The belt sander is for a 6' x 48' belt and the disc sander is 12' in diameter. It has a 1 HP single I'm new to woodworking, and just lucked upon this sweet old lathe for a really good deal. I know little about these, and hoped if i could identify the I have this antique scroll saw of my Dad's for sale.

It is in mint condition and working. I need to know what it is worth asap. This is a Vintage Delta Table Saw. It is run off a 1 horse electric motor. Everything still works on it.