Yates American band saw 30” circa 1931. Just to the right is a Max spindle sander U.S. made before he died and his daughters sold the designs to a Tai
Closer view of conduits terminaton, the 4 sub panels sit above this location.
under slab electric conduits shown prior to sand cover , moisture barrier and capillary break install. They are running to strategic locations through
Yates American joiner 1932 and on the left 16” 7.5 hp Dewalt radial arm saw, 1956. Partially in view on the right is 9hp SCMI Italian made planer. The
Yates American band saw 30” circa 1931. Just to the right is a Max spindle sander U.S. made before he died and his daughters sold the designs to a Tai
On the left 36” belt sander, toward the middle a stroke sander Oliver, on the right Rockwell 7.5hp shaper. In the back is a Yates American lathe and t
wood working side of this 7700 square foot building, this room is 2000 square feet, it has wood stove and four 60,000 btu propane infrared heaters abo
Building exterior walls, embossed steel with 2.5” of foam between the layers of steel, white in the inside as seen in other pictures. These panels pro
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Yates American band saw 30” circa 1931. Just to the right is a Max spindle sander U.S. made before he died and his daughters sold the designs to a Tai

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