Coped Doors with an Antique (almost) Rockwell Shaper

Here's a photo of my almost antique, Rockwell Woodshaper Model 43-120.  Rockwell became Delta/Rockwell but now the Delta name is the one most know it by.  I bartered some work for this shaper back in the late 70's and it's served me well.  You can still find parts for it and there's an interesting site…

Coped Doors with an Antique (almost) Rockwell Shaper

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