1888 Beach, Brown & Co. Table Saw - US $200.00 (Battle Creek, Michigan)

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Ad Title:	1888 Beach, Brown & Co. Table Saw
Item Class:	Woodworking Machinery
Item Type:	Table Saw
Size:	65x32x42
Manufactured By:	Beach, Brown & Co.
Price:	US $200.00
Seller Type:	Private Seller
Seller Member ID:	michiganmike
Item Location:	Battle Creek, Michigan
Ad Posting Date:	9/4/2017 5:44:37 PM
Ad Expiration Date:	10/4/2017 5:44:37 PM
Page Views:	1020

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From past information on this site, I believe this Table Saw to have been made around 1888.
This quality commercial style Table Saw was manufactured in Montrose, Pennsylvania by the Beach, Brown & Co. It is very heavy and sturdy, in full operating condition.
The overhead line shaft connections that originally powered it have been replaced with a 5 HP 220 Volt Dayton Motor.
The yellow one-direction anti-kickback safety rollers , from Woodcraft Supply, also were added to the fence.

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Approximate Dimensions and Weight:
Length = 65
Width = 32
Height = 42
Weight = 400

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1888 Beach, Brown & Co. Table Saw - US $200.00 (Battle Creek)

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