I meant to post a few pictures of the
bodega - the shop, at Maya Jaguar (Frances's school ... in the middle of nowhere, MayaLand):
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It's a WoodMizer. Yeah: a WoodMizer. |
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Shaper-Molder |
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DeWalt Jobsite Saw w/home-brew outfeed table |
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DeWalt Compound Miter Saw |
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjkrfMMK8DTnaqtp_gjZE9zg7hsyJp8BCM56cHIGSGrXM9gQqjOghlwNg7dFDf3B6MM6I_U1JvV4E2nUdvNW5Fp_TAoxkBNnEBOrnKP7CcMhqHvOTQgShM57U9rsuLG7BAYjN7Obrxbv4I/s320/P1050526.JPG) |
A brute of a Delta (DC-380) planer. Note the NEW-IN-BOX, smaller Delta Planer to the left |
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Yeah: a 14" Delta Bandsaw |
Most of their tools suffer from a combination of neglect and the very high humidity. The CMS and the table saw had tile-cutting blades on them. The band saw -- I'm quite sure -- had never been set up, tuned up, or used.
The big Delta planer didn't have a plug on it.
I did what I could -- aligning, cleaning, and lubing what I could, and showing the caretaker the basic proper operation of each of the working tools. I tried to let Frances know which tools were dead, non-functional, or knocking at death's door, and -- among those -- which were worthy of attention, and which should be sold, scrapped, or traded.
In reality ... in a town ... with electricity and good lighting ... it would have been an absolutely wonderful shop.
For somebody :-)
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