Help to identify this table saw/rip saw

[Smouser]

I picked this saw up today (it is actually still on my truck).

Can anybody identify it with the very limited info below?

That is the only markings I could find right now. I just can't make out what the casting markings say.

Help much appreciated.

 

[Richiew]

Glamorgan?

Metalclad

 

[Smouser]

Looked to me like that too. However, I can't find anything online that points to a Glamorgan saw

 

[Richiew]

edited my above post

Metalclad

 

[Richiew]

quick google

Metalclad Woodworking Machines - Canadian Woodworking and Home Improvement Forum

This machine caught my eye last week while I was perusing the UK e-bay listings. It's a Metalclad Chisel & Chain Morticer. The machine was made by George Cohen & Sons Co. in London. The reason it caught my eye is that I acquired a 36" double disc sander by the same maker early this year. This...

forum.canadianwoodworking.com

 

[Smouser]

Great stuff!

 

[not done it yet]

The one thing I would not call it is a ‘table saw”! Definitely “floor standing” in my book.

Good old machines. I’ve only used Wadkins.

 

[500e]

The address for Metalclad is 600. it a large site with muilt operations. Head quarters?It would seem there were at least two other works. A fair bit of motor works too.
I see mention at graces.
(see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Cohen_Sons_and_Company)

The 600 group bought Colchester

 

[Richiew]

The address for Metalclad is 600. it a large site with muilt operations. Head quarters?It would seem there were at least two other works. A fair bit of motor works too.
I see mention at graces.
(see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Cohen_Sons_and_Company)

The 600 group bought Colchester

Spares will be cheap then

 

[Smouser]

Thanks all. I am going to dig a little tmrw. First I need to somehow get it off my pickup truck.
Think I will have to disassemble it so that parts can be lifted off.

 

[frank horton]

that'll be a great saw esp the fine feed on the fence.....