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   Steinmetz | Sep 02, 2006 06:43am | #1

   1/2 Horse 3450 rpm. Use the same size pulley on the motor.
   Steinmetz.

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   Yogi | Sep 02, 2006 07:18am | #2

   Many thanks-  How do you know stuff like that?

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   Steinmetz | Sep 02, 2006 07:57am | #3

   Old hands know everything Actually, I used to have one (Craftsman)I built it onto a low wooden stand/cabinet with the motor built inside the case. Gave it to my son's brother in law. Works fine. Those blades are still available . Steinmetz. The reason for the low (sawhorse) height,is to prevent tipping. It has four locking caster wheels.

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   Yogi | Sep 02, 2006 04:59pm | #4

   And thanks again-  Where are those blades available?

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   Steinmetz | Sep 03, 2006 12:34am | #5

   I think Sears? Otherwise google up four inch jointer knives.Stein.

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   Yogi | Sep 03, 2006 12:43am | #6

   mmm, kay-  Thanks again for your help-

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   mike4244 | Sep 04, 2006 04:18am | #7

   I believe the JC penney 4" jointer is a Delta. I had one years ago, 1/2 hp motor, do not recall rpm's.I bought it new for $75.00,complete with stand and motor around 1962 or so.Sorry I sold it, would make a fine portable machine for some installations.

   mike