TS identification

[Darren Wright]

Anyone recognize the brand on this one? Maybe mid century, has a fused protection switch and it's going cheap so far...

http://www.equip-bid.com/auction/1035/item/14?offset=14

 

[Vaughn McMillan]

I'm not sure of the brand, but I believe it was once owned by Stumpy McNinefingers.

 

[Bob Gibson]

Hmmmm, it would be an upgrade for me but I think the shipping would be too costly.
Maybe they would sell the blade separately ??

 

[Jeff Bower]

I think all I'd do to it is replace the wing with a cast iron bench dog router wing and then enclose the base for better dust control. Maybe a new blade...although that one probably just needs a quick sharpen.

 

[Frank Fusco]

Keep shopping. Yard sales and auctions can often be sources of good old tools. I paid $20.00 for my ancient Craftsman. Put on new 3 hp motor, new paddle switch and link belt. Plus time cleaning. Now I have a good saw.

 

[Ryan Mooney]

I'm going with that brand we all love and know MadeInShopFromIndigineousTrimmingsJuxtaposedUponNonwaryKlowns commonly marketed as Misfit Junk(TM).

 

[Leo Voisine]

Love it,

The fuse is awesome.

Great display piece - I wouldn't change a thing on it.

 

[glenn bradley]

I have a late uncle who owned one of those. Its the "Deathtrap 2000" with extra finger mangle-ability features. I sure miss uncle Nubby.

 

[scott spencer]

Oye! I think it's made by Erector Set.....maybe Cheezits.

 

[David Johnson]

Heavy duty she's not.
David

 

[Roger Tulk]

Just looking at it, I'd guess it was a Hoam Maid jobbie.

 

[Paul Hubbman]

Saw Stop.