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restoration and use of vintage woodworking machinery. Compiled through the generous
contributions of content by thousands of dedicated members, the Vintage Machinery
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- Historical information on
every known manufacturer of wood-working and metal-working machinery as well as
steam and gas engines in North America in the
Manufacturers Index
- Downloadable publications
of historical catalogs, manuals and other documents in Publication Reprints
- Photos of vintage machines
owned and restored by our members in the Photo Index
- Technical Information on the
restoration and use of vintage machinery in the
Vintage Machinery Wiki/Knowledge Base
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Vises added to Vintage Machinery
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Vises have now been added to the list of acceptable entries in Vintage Machinery. They must be at least 20 years old and manufactured in the U. S., Canada, Mexico or the U. K. |
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