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Looking good. Logan (Logan Actuator Harvard Illinois) still has many parts available for these machines.

Howdy gents. Here's a quick picture taken of the Logan 820 during the moving of equipment back into the shop after upgrading electric, insulating, & drywall. The motor cover was taken off to move it. She now sits in a back corner of the shop. I purchased it from a fellow in its current condition.




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Howdy gents. If you haven't viewed them, I highly suggest taking a look at Kevin's videos on youtube. Very cool old school machine shop. Kevin, I absolutely enjoyed the last stake maker & forwarded it to several friends that enjoyed it as well. Most excellent job to you & your nephew for the awesome work. I have a small hobby shop that's comprised of mostly vintage tools. Take care, Paul

I have the shop that harold was talking about and I use my cincinatti 20 inch all the time it can take off more metal than a BP any day it wont drill a hole though. I used mine to plain off a piece of hotroll plate for my forging press it leaves a great finish. I have video of it on you tube my channel is rivett lathe or potterusa I dont know how to link it but there are some good shots of the shaper. 500 bucks is not to bad if it runs and you dont have to ship it.