I have about 7 or so bandsaws (mostly WWII or before / 10' and 14'Deltas) currently and have used probably 50 plus types and brands over the years and yes the 36' Yates American and the 36' Olivers and the Tanys and the Northfields are all great, but if I didn't collect Deltas and only had one pick for a bandsaw for a home sized shop my pick would be a 16' Walker Turner metal/woodcutting bandsaw. I can't out do Shane's gorgeous restorations, so I won't show any pics, except the scrollie.ġ927 Anderson Bandsaw Company 14' Improved Bandsawġ937 Heston & Anderson Decoflake 14' Bandsawġ938 Walker Turner model 900 15' Drill Press with Ships Wheelġ941 Delta Model 1440 Scroll Saw w/ Variable Speed Pulleyġ941 Walker Turner model 900-D950 15' Bench top Drill Pressġ949 Boice-Crane model 200 Friction Matic Wet tool and Knife grinderġ953 Delta Homecraft model 28-110 10' bandsawġ953 Delta 36-400 Variable Speed 12/16' Gap Bed Latheġ956 Walker Turner 3331 16' Wood/Metal Variable Speed Industrial Bandsawġ95X Burke #4 Hand Miller Horizontal Milling Machineġ964 Walker Turner/Rockwell 15-146 15' VS6 Variable Speed Drill Pressġ965 Delta Rockwell model 28-380 14' wood/metal bandsaw w/enclosed base and retactable castersġ972 Rockwell Model 31-710 Combination 6' Belt, 12' Disk Sander on enclosed steel baseġ972 Rockwell Model 37-220 6' Jointer on Enclosed Steel Standġ979 Rockwell model 15-655 VS6 15' Variable Speed Drill press w/LVCġ985 Craftsman model 113.198611 10' Radial Arm Sawġ987 Delta model 34-802 Unisaw w/52' unifence & table, uniguard, and LVC

1949 delta rockwell table saw