Page 7 Advertisements Column 3

Otago Daily Times, Issue 26367, 23 January 1947, Page 7

Strong ... Well 8ui1t.... 6lnc» Yi U KaNM This exceptionally sturdy, efficient machine has a table 68 inches long by 32 inches wide, which can be lowered to ground level if desired. Sanding belts are 6 inches wide, with easy tracking and tightening of belt. Top sanding board can be fitted if desired. Machine is fitted with a 2£ h.p. motor, with a pressure pad mounted on ball bearings. Dust collecting—container is mounted close to exhaust fan. For joinery work, machines capable of sanding up to 9ft in length can be sup i plied. Time saved and quality of work turned out makes the 6in Belt Sander indispensable in every woodworking establishment. Available in light or heavy duty models. Let us supply you with further details. The range of different " Lectric ’’ Woodworking Machinery Is extensive. We will gladly supply full particulars of the well - known and popular " Lectric " woodworking machines on request. RStV £ GRAY LTV. INDUSTRIAL AND GENERAL MACHINERY DEPARTMENT BURNSIDE, OTAGO. Branches at Invercargill, Gore, and Balclutha. W.2#

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