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Uploaded on Apr 20, 2011

George Vondriska demonstrates how to remove rust from a cast-iron tool table. A WoodWorkers Guild of America (WWGOA) original video. For more woodworking videos, please visit www.wwgoa.com!

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  • David Miller

    David Miller 3 months ago

    Thank you for this video. I am in the process of restoring an old bandsaw and was wondering how to best handle the surface. Exactly what I was needing.

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  • Jim Marchetti

    Jim Marchetti 10 months ago

    Nice work on that table. I just picked up a Delta Unisaw that has some rust on the table after sitting for several years. Should come out looking beautiful... Thanks for posting!!!

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    wwgoaeditor 10 months ago

    You're welcome! Happy woodworking! And good luck with your table!

    

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  • novty1

    novty1 1 day ago

    Too bad they don't make top saver anymore :( Still a few bottles left on ebay

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  • James Marchetti

    James Marchetti 3 months ago

    The saw is serial number 115-3861, and, according to the Vintage Machinery Delta serial number wiki page web site, it was manufactured in 1955

    1955 serial numbers: 113-9614—116-5949

    You can also see my blog about it on LumberJocks--DOT--com - search for MrMeasureTwice unisaw to find the blog - can't add links in the reply.

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    BuilderofGuitars 3 months ago

    What year is your saw? I have a Unisaw from the 50's I believe. Nice saw!

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  • Hightreewalker

    Hightreewalker 5 months ago

    Coce and Pepsi do the job, too.

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  • TheCamztube

    TheCamztube 6 months ago

    I used to follow this process when I first started restoring old machinery. I moved on to using a 3M scourer under an orbital sander. On the last two restorations I have discovered the technique of using a angle grinder with a wire brush (the brass type thin bristle, not the heavy brushes).

    Initially my thought was not a good idea, it will leave marks in the cast iron surface, but eventually I was convinced to try it.

    I could clean that bandsaw top in literally 5 min. using this process.

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  • woodfold

    woodfold 8 months ago

    Empire Top Saver

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