I agree....any motor that works potentially has a use in the shop! I have a disc sander in the shop, whos only job is cutting the lock faces on the bacl of folder blades. It came about because I had an old. open type 1/3hp motor laying in the shop...and then one day at the scrap yard I stumbled across an old cast iron disk sander that didn't have a motor. I put it in the back of the truck when I weighed out, and I'm guessing it might have cost me .50 cents. That thing has been running for several years since putting it together.