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Manufactured/Badged by:
Ekstrom, Carlson & Co.
Rockford, IL
True Manufacturer:
Ekstrom, Carlson & Co.
,
Rockford, IL
Machine Specifications
Machine Class:
Wood Working Machinery
Machine Type:
Sander
Machine Size:
8x166
Submitted By:
Bruce Angel
Machine Specifications
Description/Model:
Ekstrom Carlson 112 Single Sided Oscillating Edge Sander (after photos)
Date of Manufacturer:
1940
Serial Number:
405
Last Updated
4/25/2024 1:29:26 PM
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Ekstrom Carlson 112 Single Sided Oscillating Edge Sander Serial # 405, after photos.
This could be the longest restore in history. The unrestored machine is below. Repaint and restore. I run both motors on separate VFDs. Love the speed control offered by VFD. This is in my Florida hobby shop. Purchased by me in Illinois. Sat in my S/E WI woodshop un-running for a long time. Moved with me to Florida. It's running perfectly today.
Notice the cart that my brother made for it. Super handy when moving from WI to FL.
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Sander as it sits in my Florida shop. Shop has AC and dehumidifiers. Note the VFD box on right. The white on the table legs is a dry lubricant.
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Much of the beauty of this sander is under the tables.
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Brother helped with all the buffing of the handles.
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Cart made by my brother. It was sent out for powder coating. The wheels are large and heavy.
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