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Colin, Very excited, can't wait to see all the parts of this machine (those shots of you cutting the Sitka Spruce, were a real tease :D). I really admire the work you guys are doing, and would consider it an honour to do my small part in spreading the word!! Thanks, Camo

Colin, You have made my day!!!!, although I must admit you have also taken about an hour out of it, with me looking through your restoration page :mrgreen: That looks like a really nice example, and I am glad it is up to the challenge, I am very jealous. If you get a chance (and no big...

Hi all, I am a bit of a Stenner fanatic (the earlier circa 1955 stuff, I don't have room for the new stuff :D ), I already have a Stenner ABM table saw and a Stenner MAE Spindle Moulder restoration-of-a-stenner-abm-18-table-saw-t63800.html both of these and the BOE-30 Bandsaw can be seen a 1955...

Hi Dan, Not sure if you are interested, but I was recently given a manual for the Robinson et/e. She looks like a lovely machine (I have a Stenner ABM which has many similar features, although I would love the braking mechanism). Anyway my reason for posting was to see if you would like me to...

Hi, I am wondering if this program is still available? When I click on the link: I get this message: Does anyone know if it is still available, or an I too late and missed out on all the fun? Cheers, Camo

Hanser, Thanks for your comment. Mark, I will be tackling the Wadkin EQ first (it is the 4 speed version, so more versatile). To be honest, I am not certain what to do with it (even I can't justify having 2 spindle moulders, but I wasn't going to stand by and see it go to the scrap yard)...

Sliding Table Continued: And just to check to see if people are reading (actually if anyone does have any information, please share), I think this must have been to insert a zero clearance (frame machined like this front and back, with 2 threaded hex head bolts front and back): Anyway...

Hi all, Thought I would give a bit of an update on the saw. It is starting to come back together, although I am waiting on a hairline fracture in a section of the fence support to be repaired (found it when preparing for painting). Below are some pictures of the table saw as it stands now...

Hi all, Just thought I might mention this Stenner ABM for sale on eBay, located in Syston Leicester, United Kingdom, just in case someone might be interested. I don't know the seller, but he has helped me with some questions I had about the machine (which he obviously didn't have to do...

Hi again, I would also like to just thank all the people who offered assistance with the issue of removing the bearing from the motor. I am pleased to say that the motor is all fully back together and running very smoothly. I ended up having the motor completely degreased and baked. Although...

Well I am like a kid in a candy shop. Today I received a reply from the Managing Director of Stenner Ltd. I asked him last week if he may be able to help with some information and given that he is obviously a very busy man, I am more than pleased with the information he has been able to provide...

Hi kirkpoore1, Jack is definately far from lazy, I dream of being able to do restorations to his standard. I like to try to save old machinery from being scrapped, I think more should be saved, and someone like Jack inspires others to do the same. I was just surprised not to see it listed. I...

Al, Thanks for the leads, I will give them a go. I thought scrit was just a myth, I am relatively new to the woodwork forums, but he certainly has a great reputation, it's a shame he is no longer posting, if he is even half as knowledgable as his reputation suggest, I can't wait to see what...

Hey Al, Thanks for the suggestion (it was a good one), but unfortunately I have sent them an email, but they did not have any information. I have done this before with Wadkin equipment, and got lots of info, but stenner look to be focussing on only their current equipment. Cheers, Camoz

Hey all, Thanks for the input regarding getting the motor bearing off. I decide, well OK my wife made me :oops: , take the motor to the local motor rewind guys, and it even had him scratching his head initially (which made me feel a bit better). I left it with him and this afternoon he...

Hi Marcros, Thanks for your help with directing me to this post; I have sent him a PM, as I have been having issues trying to work out the correct way to replace the front bearing on the motor (I am really hoping he can help me with this question). Your right this table saw is definitely no...

Tried to add pictures, but no luck just get the message "The image file you tried to attach is invalid." (I'm sure I am doing something wrong), so I will have to add a link for the photos: http://i1088.photobucket.com/albums/i32 ... 020328.jpg http://i1088.photobucket.com/albums/i32 ...

I think I should have permission now (or I will know in a second). The website address for the post was: http://www.woodworkforums.com/f163/sten ... on-157563/

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Hi all, I am currently in the process of restoring a Stenner ABM 18" Table Saw. I have already started a post on the Australian Woodwork Forum (woodworkforums "dot" com "/" stenner-abm-table-saw-restoration-157563/), but I figured that given this saw was manufactured in Tiverton England, that...