Lathe and Machine/Woodworking Tool Identification

[Wallace]

Friend of mine has to do a house clearance, seems the husband was a bit of a model engineer and woodworker, I have been asked if I recognise any of the equipment. First thought was the pillar drill was as Fobco but seems to be a Tauco under the dirt. Not very good photos, I might get over there sometime next week and see what's what.

Homemade bandsaw, looks well made.

Naerok 10" Cutting and Moulding Machine, I presume this can act as a saw table?

Fret saw? Nicely homemade by the looks of things.

Lathe, no makers name, can anyone ID it?

Linisher, another homemade item.

First thought with this was a morticing machine, or would it be another fret saw?

 

[Richiew]

Lathe looks very similar to an Atlas or a clone of one.

 

[KemppiFrog]

Last one probably a saw, but very chunky for a fret saw. Morticer would have a drive to the top unit.
Lathe does look a bit like my Atlas clone.
The Maerock IS a table saw. I have a more recent similar one.

 

[Wallace]

Lathe looks very similar to an Atlas or a clone of one.

I had a look through Lathes.co.uk and it would seem to be a Challenger. http://www.lathes.co.uk/challenger/

 

[Wallace]

Last one probably a saw, but very chunky for a fret saw. Morticer would have a drive to the top unit.
Lathe does look a bit like my Atlas clone.
The Maerock IS a table saw. I have a more recent similar one.

That's what I was thinking from the photos, need to see it really.

 

[gaz1]

last 2 pics

the green one is a punch
table saw adjustable angles
the mitre saw stuck against the wall

 

[Scruffywelder]

That green one in the last set of pics looks like a die filing machine to me...

 

[WorkshopChris]

That green one in the last set of pics looks like a die filing machine to me...

May very well be one that has been converted to a scroll saw.

 

[Wallace]

I did wonder about it being a die filer as the head seems a bit heavy duty.

 

[Wallace]

Few more photos I have been sent