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    Usually saws of the olden day like old table saws. Table tools like grinders band saws from the 30s 40s 50s 60s did use motors like that also large fans in the attic of homes used motors with fan belts . Seeing the sewing machine as a size reference that motor is a very typical size of the day
    they are very dependable unstoppable (with in-reason) power

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    Quote Originally Posted by Copper Head View Post
    Usually saws of the olden day like old table saws. Table tools like grinders band saws from the 30s 40s 50s 60s did use motors like that also large fans in the attic of homes used motors with fan belts . Seeing the sewing machine as a size reference that motor is a very typical size of the day
    they are very dependable unstoppable (with in-reason) power
    That's rather large for those type items CH. I have Dads old cabinet shop equipment here, table saw, jointer, sander, etc, all powered by elec motors with belts, none are quite that big, and they came from the 50s and 60s

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