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5-In-1 Woodworking Multi-Tool The First Universal Woodworking Machine for Industry and Handicrafts! • Our Tools and Accessories Fit All Other Brands • Just One Power Tool! • Turn Extra Time into 5-in-1 Extra Income! Woodworking • Be Your Own Boss! Multi-Tool As a 34" Lathe As a 10" Table Saw As a 11 % Disc Sander As a Horizontal Drill Press As a 16%2" Vertical Drill Press A complete home workshop . .•. the most affordable to own! PLANT: MASTER WOODCRAFT MACHINE CO. 800 Spruce Lake Dr. P.O. Box 669 HARBOR CITY (Los Angeles Suburb), Calif. 90710 (213) 549-0761 -Call Toll Free (1-800) 421-2467 Telex 181098 HORIZONTAL DRILL 113/4" SANDER 10" TABLE SAW 34" LATHE 16/2" DRILL PRESS & BORING MACHINE DISC Big work is a breeze for WoodMaster Multi-Tool's Precision lathe operations are assured with rack Strong double tube construction provides great WoodMaster Multi-Tool's large capacity allows end Large stock is supported easily with adjustable 10" Combination saw blade. Cuts 2%2" stock at 45° and pinion adjustment for vertical control of tool accuracy. Drill the center of a 16'/z"circle with pre- drilling into any stock that can fit in your workshop. extension supports. The 1%z HP motor which dev- in a single pass, or a full 3'/a" at 90°. Full 48" between rest. The tool rest also moves along the support cision. 58" capacity from the chuck to floor and Quick, easy drilling in dowels with fence support elops 3 HP has plenty of power for smooth rapid blade and rip fence. Single knob controls with self- tubes parallel with the work piece and locks instantly 26" from chuck to table. The miter gauge and self- and adjustable table height. Miter gauge fence and sanding. You can feed with sanding disc into the aligning fence locks front and back. Rip fence has into position without shutting power off. Movable aligning rip fence lock on the big table and act as table provide automatic jigging for drilling matching work with the quill feed normalcy used for the depth of cut scale for accuracy. Exact height head stock slides to end of ways for face turning. built-in jigs. holes. Accurate and easier mortising, shaping and vertical drill press. Set screw provides quick-change work from convenient position facing routing operations are possible in the horizontal of sanding discs. Depth control dial on disc feed selection for depth of cut control with rack and Allows you to a Positive lock on depth control dial does away with trunnion pro- the work. Variable speed drive permits instant position. Precise drilling depths are practically assures exact duplication of work pieces. Eliminates pinion table adjustment. Calibrated gauge rod and stop nuts. Convenient right or left of turning Great automatic with quill feed depth control dial. Rack constant measuring. Fence combined with miter vides automatic stops at common angles for precise adjustment for all types operations. hand quill feed for easy operation. Changing from with swing over and 34" and pinion table adjustment provides fractional gauge and table provide built-in jigs. Saves you bevels up to 45°. Accurate speed dial for every capacity a 16'/z" the ways horizontal position to vertical drilling position is done between measurement settings of drill to working stock. set-up time for every sanding operation. cut. Features quill feed on saw blade and quick distance centers. quickly with the head-rest locking handle. Tilting change saw arbor with blade protecting table insert. table and fence provide a perfect jig for drilling Specifications: Specifications: Specifications: dowels. Rack and pinion adjustment gives you Capacity Length of Workpiece—unlimited Disc Size 113/," diameter — Specifications: Swing Over Ways 16%" forward table feed for milling operations. Speed 34" Power Develops 3 HP 110square inches of sanding surface. Blade Diameter 10" (inside Bore 1'/,") Distance Between Centers dial controls super smooth variable power for 3 HP Speed Variable from 900 to 5400 rpm Forward Disc Feed 4'/a" Speed Variable from 900 to 5400 rpm Power Developer shaping, routing and mortising. Power Developer 3 HP Speed Variable from 900 to 5400 rpm Quill Feed 4'/," Power Develops 3 HP Table Size 14" x 18'/z" Speed Variable from 900 to 5400 rpm Maximum Depth of Cut 3'/," Ways Tubular Steel, Centerless Ground, Specifications: Chrome plated with Extension 18%" x 37" Table Size 14" x 18%z" On 45° 2%" Capacity Drill to center of 16'/z"circle Arm Table Tilt 0° -90° with Auto Stops at with Extension 18'/z" x 38%z" Maximum distance between Tool Rest 360° Swing of Rest and Chuck to Table 26" Common Angles Table Tilt Range 0°-45° blade and rip fence 48" Rack and Pinion Height Adjustment. Chuck to Floor 58" Bearing Four Steel Ball Bearings (Auto Stops at Common Angles) Table Size 14" x 18%" Always slides parallel to work piece. Power Developer 3 HP permanently greased and sealed Miter Gauge Range . 30°-120° both directions with Extension 13% x 56" Quill Feed 4'/<<" Speed Variaole from 900 to 5400 rpm (Auto Stops at 45° and 90°) Miter Gauge Range 0° — 60° Quill Feed 4%" at (both directions) (Auto stops Table Size 14" x 8%2" Common Angles) Table Tilt 0° - 90° ~ - ►- Table Tilt Range 0° — 45° Spindle . .Stress Proof;:teel ~~,~-:~ ' (Auto Stops at Common Angles) f `I s v.ct Use Your/m~gin~fic~n ~nc~~~~fiuify./ VERY IMPORTANT: The only machine built with — A. ALL CAST IRON TABLES B. HEAVY DUTY DESIGN C. MAIN MOTOR DEVELOPS 3 HP D. BUILT AS AN INDUSTRIAL MACHINE OPTIONAL EXTRAS TURN YOUR 5-in-1 INTO 11 MACHINES! MAKES YOUR WOODMASTER 11"BAND SAW EVEN MORE VERSATILE! ORDER TODAY! • 5-in-1 WOODWORKING • SPECIAL ACCESSORIES • SPECIAL WOODWORKING CUTTING TOOLS • ONE PLACE FOR ALL YOUR WOODWORKING NEEDS 6" BELT SANDER s.__ ~.., ,~ `' • • 1 ~ • • 18"JIG SAW 18"JIG SAW OPTIONAL EXTRAS n 16 REQUEST FOR OUR PRICE LIST FOR TOOLING A JD ACCESSORIES 7 18 6 4 5 I ~~ i1MV JriI~V '~J~W/ ~ cl'PVJ~G il'PV JT~ J~V il'P V J~v JM<+J ~'l~J•~~V. BUYER PROTECTION PLAN. 3~~t 13 As a Woodmaster owner, your complete satisfaction is guaranteed by one of the most comprehensive s ~.. ~~~ buyer protection plans on the market available from a manufacturer of power tools. 3 10 17 "- C 30-DAY MONEY BACK GUARANTEE C Standard Accessories (included with the machine) If it isn't everything we've said it is or if you're not totally satisfied with it for any reason, give us a call ~s and we'll tell you how to return your Woodmaster for a fast refund. You cant go wrong with Woodmaster C 6"JOINTER 1. Miter Gauge Used for crosscutting and 11. Tailstodc Holds eccentric cup lathe center >7 Products. G mitering on table saw and as a stop, guide mount. ~' ONE FULL YEAR BUY BACK OPTION ;s or jig when sanding, boring or drilling. You may want to consider extending our regular 30-Day Money Back Guarantee to a full year. To do 12. Extension Table Mounts on either end so, you need only pay a small one-time premium. Then, if you're unhappy with your Woodmaster. 2. Rip Fence Used for ripping on table saw of machine for support when sawing, sanding you can return it to us any time within 365 days for a complete refund. and as a guide, stop, support or jig when or boring. =F sanding, boring or drilling. ONE FULL YEAR WARRANTY C 13. Upper Saw Guard Adjusts automatically 3. Lathe Tool Rest Used as a guide and No one can beat our warranty, either. Because all parts and labor on your Woodmaster are covered to thickness of stock. '~_ support for lathe turning tools. =F for a full year from the time you purchase it. You see, we believe in Woodmaster, and we know you 14. Lower Saw Guard Guards blade under will, too. 4. Drive Center Used for spindle turning. table and channels sawdust away from Attaches to main spindle. operator. LOANER HEADSTOCK PROGRAM s• If for whatever reason you must return your Woodmaster power unit the during warranty 5. Cup Center For tailstock end of machine to factory the C 15. Safety Goggles protects your eyes against period, we'll ship you a loaner power unit to use while we repair yours. .;o you'll be woodworking during spindle turning. Fits in eccentric cup dust and abrasive particles. mount. =L again in no time. 16. 10" All Purpose Saw Blade. 8. 1 %" Saw Blade Abor Attaches to main LIFETIME RECONDITIONING PROGRAM 17. Safety Push Stidc Feeds small workpiece C spindle. Minimizes blade run-out and wobble. Woodmaster is ruggedly built —designed for years and years of use. But naturally, any machine may that keeps your hands away from blade. t require reconditioning after many years. So Woodmaster makes this offer to you. You may send us 7. Arbor Wrench For use with 1'/," arbor. 18. Miter Gauge Safety Grip Clamps work- ~F your Woodmaster at any time and we'll rebuild, repaint and replace wearing parts, including the 8. Sanding Disc 11'/,"disc attaches to spindle. piece to the miter gauge and on the table, motor. And for this service, you'll pay only one-third of the list price of Woodmaster at the time of repair. 9. Sandpaper Aluminum oxide abrasive, your hands are safely away from the blade. C medium grit, industrial quality. accuracy is assured. Also useful for bevel ~~ FREE HOTLINE FOR SERVICE '~~ 10. Chuck and Key, Allen Wrench.
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