Replies

1. 
   tschmaling | Aug 14, 2002 09:07pm | #1

   well, in the past, i've been directed to http://www.oldwwtools.com and here's a quip i found in their forums...

   "The Yager and K-Line planers were made by Astro Wood Planer

   Co., Inc. out of Bristol, Conn. It was available with ####hand crank feed and power feed. One little option was an

   add on table that would allow you to slant the bed left to

   right (when viewing it from the infeed/outfeed). This would

   allow you to make put a draft on a piece. In other words,

   make a board that was thinner along one edge.

   My only info is dated 1977. The hand crank model sold for

   $500 and the power feed sold for $90. Full bore with stand,

   motor, switch, etc., $751.

   Ping me privately at keeter@w... and I'd be happy to

   send a copy of the flyer to your very house."

   now you gave me something to do at work... i'll see what else i can find for you! lol

1. 
   tschmaling | Aug 14, 2002 09:14pm | #2

   this guy seems to have something that may intrest you, too...

   "P.S.: I have some info on, and own, a K-line 2000 thickness planer,

   aka Kneisley or Yager. I would be happy to share copies of the

   printed factory info sheets for the K-200010 1/2" and K-2200 12 1/2"."

   http://files.oldwwmachines.com/Archive/detail.asp?ID=11751

   good luck!!