Author Topic: Heads up about neat and kinda rare upright camelback drillpress, Prentice Bro's  (Read 3177 times)

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Offline wrenchguy

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For the blacksmith crowd here. Prentice Bro's, Worcester Mass.  It's mine and will never get to it, thanks for looking.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/270867420782?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649#ht_500wt_1204

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I would be all over that if I was closer and had the extra dough. I had a small Buffalo one, and sold it at a conference. Been wishing I hadn't for some time.

Good luck on the sale, though!!
-Aaron C.

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That's more than cool!
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maybe you coulc hook up a relay with members . i know i would help but i think my help would be taking it farther away .  bob w.
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i travel to plymouth ma a couple times a year ( right thru providence rusty) and could haul at a really decent cost. problem is i'm not heading that waytill march/april. i only travel i-80 to nyc and up 95 to providence ri. you'd have to meet at a exit. thanks.

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I replied to this and the forum lost it Grrrr


I suppose that is a subtle hint LOL, but sadly, i have no place for it to sleep. it is too bad, it would be a really kewl restoration project, and I can't believe it still has the clutch and bottom pully set...

Just a weathered light rust/WD40 mix patina.

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Its a great piece of New England manufacturing history. I really surprised it won't sell. Probably because its still old outdated lineshaft. Its build number 21 of that size 20"(actually 22") .   good luck