The owner said the Rockwell drill press was used in a production facility for some time. Plus, we can get other readers’ input to help you learn more.Īlso, feel free to email us if you want us to share your machine on our site, or use our Contact Us Page.Įmail your information to: is a old Rockwell-Delta 17″ floor model drill press that a reader sent us pictures of to find more information about. Rockwell-Delta Older Heavy Duty Wood Shaper 43-205 & 1340 Operator’s & Parts Manualĭo you want to know more about your machine?Įmail us your details with pictures, and we’ll put together the best information we can find. The manual has explosive diagrams of all the parts with parts numbers and descriptions, which helps when needing to restore this machine or find parts. It has a lot of nice pictures of the inner workings of the wood shaper, and with instructions on how to change the spindles. We have the owner’s manual that came with this machine available below. ROCKWELL Older Heavy Duty Wood Shaper 43-205 & 1340 Operator’s & Parts Manual I’ve heard of guys picking these up for around $500 today, depending on the condition. In 1953, this wood shaper was sold new for $252.00, which is equivalent to $2,278.65 today. This shows more about how this shaper was marketed as well as the available accessories. We have the complete catalog and more on our FREE PDF Catalogs page. This shaper was advertised as having a wide range of shaper cutter sizes.ĭelta-Milwaukee 1953 Catalog Pages on 43-205 & 1340 Wood Shaperīelow are some pages from the Delta-Milwaukee 1953 catalog about the 43-2 wood shaper. It accepts a total of six interchangeable spindles: 5/16″, 1/2″, 3/4″ and 1″ standard spindles, 1/2″ stub spindle and a 3/4″ extra long spindle. The wood shaper has a 27″ x 28″ table with the standard 3/4″ spindle.
This shaper model came out in the Delta catalog in 1940 as the model 1340. This was the biggest and heaviest wood shaper that Rockwell-Delta-Milwaukee ever made, and it was modeled after their popular unisaw design. This shaper is in good condition for it’s age. They were asking us to identify it so he could purchase the correct owner’s manual for it. One of our readers sent us these pictures of what turned out to be an older Rockwell-Delta-Milwaukee heavy duty wood shaper model 43-205 with serial number 78-2093.
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