This is my 1952 Logan 11" x 24" metal lathe.  It sports a 2.25" x 8TPI spindle with a 1 3/8" through hole.  I've added a 1.5HP DC motor on top of the headstock and it is powered by a Variac which gives me 0 - 1800 RPM spindle speed.
		Enco Mill/Drill.  This has been a real workhorse for me for the past 10 years.  For the price, I don't think you can beat one of these.  Of course, it's the only mill I've ever owned, so maybe I just don't know any better!
		I built this 2" x 48" Belt grinder from a 1hp, 3450 RPM pool pump.  The pulleys are made of short sections of 4" steel pipe welded to a disk which in turn has a hub welded in it.  Each welded pulley was chucked into my Metal lathe and turned true with a slight crown to keep the belt centered.
		This is a small tool and cutter grinder I made.  It sports a 1hp DC motor from a treadmill and is reversible.  The chasis for this grinder is a piece of 4" channel steel.
		A small lathe toolbit grinder made from a 1/2hp pool pump.  I use steel backed green silicon carbide whiles on it exclusively.
		My machinist toolbox.  Made from left over walnut from a bedroom set I built for the misses.  there is a 1/2" thick sheet of plate glass on top that I use for a surface plate.
		This an overarm router unit I built to attach to my table saw.  It houses a Dewalt 1/2" chuck router.  The router can be moved up and down like a drill press.
		Here's a shot of my 1950's vintage 10" table saw.  I bought it used about 15 years ago and have only replaced the arbor bearings in that time.
		This 12 ton arbor press uses a hydraulic jack from Harbor Freight.