I saw a very old radial arm saw the other day. It had the name Danna James 900 on it. Looks preety rugged.
Anyone ever hear of this company?
I am thinking of offering to buy it since it is not in use.
“It is what it is.”
I saw a very old radial arm saw the other day. It had the name Danna James 900 on it. Looks preety rugged.
Anyone ever hear of this company?
I am thinking of offering to buy it since it is not in use.
“It is what it is.”
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I haven't heard of that one you might ask over at knots there are some people there with alot of experience with old machinery.
Otherwise bump.
Webby
There's a section over on the Old Woodworking Machines website on Darra-James power tools. http://www.owwm.com/mfgIndex/detail.aspx?id=240
Edit: a quick scan of the information there doesn't seem to turn up anything on radial arm saws. They made other tools like table saws, jigsaws, etc. You could sign up for the forum over there and post a question.
Edited 9/3/2008 10:43 pm by Stuart
Thank you gentlemen, I posted it on the "other side"
"It is what it is."