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Just curious. What machinery did you keep?
I kept an old Clausing lathe, Bridgeport vertical mill, a couple drill presses, and a hydraulic press. I'd like to get a bandsaw, some sort of pedestal grinder/polisher, and maybe a surface grinder.
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I've got a South Bend lathe and a Bridgeport mill in my shop. It's amazing how handy they are. I run mills and lathes every day at work, so I'm not real interested in using them when I get home, but it's sure nice to have them.
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Very cool and congrats
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Congrats Tony. Looks like alot of fun !
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Congratulations - you'd be surprised how the floors will clean up with some citrus peel degreaser and a floor scrubber. Once clean you can decide next steps, grind and polish would look great.
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Thanks guys!

Jake, what brand degreaser do you recommend? I have used the Zep purple degreaser on a stained driveway, and was thinking about picking up a few gallons, but the fumes are pretty intense. Would be nice to have a citrusy alternative....
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Jake, what brand degreaser do you recommend? I have used the Zep purple degreaser on a stained driveway, and was thinking about picking up a few gallons, but the fumes are pretty intense. Would be nice to have a citrusy alternative....
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Jake, what brand degreaser do you recommend? I have used the Zep purple degreaser on a stained driveway, and was thinking about picking up a few gallons, but the fumes are pretty intense. Would be nice to have a citrusy alternative....
I will get a product spec for you from our cleaning guys - I've just always known it as Citrus Peel - but when I google that nothing comes up.

EDIT- It's Orange Peel

https://www.whitecap.com/p/specchem-...662/c21/255c21

https://specchem.com/orange-peel

https://www.diamondtoolstore.com/pro...citrus-cleaner
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Congrats Tony! Awesome shop! I hope this doesn’t distract you from posting cars for EBay and other seen ads!LOL
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Zep has a citrus degreaser. I use it all the time on my preservation projects or really anything I am cleaning. Link below


ZEP Heavy-Duty Citrus Degreaser
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