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i read the article but i am not sure if there is anything wrong with paying more than market value, especially for a business. for example: new machine costs $30K market value $10K purchased at

I've been told I'm a wit- half, dim, nit. Dave ________________________________ Sent: Wednesday, December 2, 2020 12:50 PM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: Re:

David, This quote: "You can't overpay for the right machine. I've spent a lot of money proving that point." , along with the one about specializing in boring repetitive tasks are the stuff of a

Woodworking machines are selling higher but manual metalworking don't seem to follow. I suspect the hobby crowd doesn't go in for metalworking as much as wood.

FWIW, just got an email from CPO listing Bosch refurbished cross hair red laser for $49. i looked up the power spec and it is <1.5mW. i looked up a dewalt and it listed similar power. so i am pretty

Great article. Lots of interesting articles on game theory and how to bid too. The last one I read suggested not putting in your max bid as that site shows if it was a proxy increase or a bid.

There are a lot of Taiwan Bridgeport clones out on the used market. Bidspotter has them all the time. Now if you find a good condition Wells Index, particularly the vertical/ horizontal, that is

good to know Brian. i guess something in line with Bill James’ buyers curse. imran

That was a pricey amount for an old manual machine. I’ve seen a lot of Bridgeports sell for less than that. Also, don’t forget, those can be expensive to move, and easy to damage... Brian

i assume you comment is in jest. we have had few threads about milling machines here. few of us, not me, own them and some would like to, so the reason for sharing. FWIW, it sold for $3450 ($3967

How do you make cabinet doors with that?

think the first q is what is the load carried by each screw. load can be shear or tension, or a combination of those. tension capacity of wood screw is typically based on length of thread engaged in

i thought i had read that the length of screw into the material that you are fixing the object to, should be at min 1.5x of the object (being fixed) thickness. so if you are securing 3/4” thick

Lot of great feedback, Not sure what to do now :), I will buy one pack of each and test the next 5 years.... Bill

There is a theory for this: the winner's curse https://www.investopedia.com/terms/w/winnerscurse.asp#:~:text=The%20winner's%20curse%20is%20a,factors%20that%20can%20influence%20bidders. But as long

I was looking for either. This particular one has the feed built in but you can only work on one side. The Kundig Uniq is two sided. One side set for calibrated sanding, even sanding lacquer

Congrats! I am curious if you would elaborate how this machine compared to a Kundig Uniq S.? There must be reasons why you waited 2-3 years for this brand? SW

I’ve had that book given to me about 1973 and have used it many times. I have also found “Modern Cabinetmaking” fifth edition by Umstattd, Davis & Molzahn very useful. It is used as textbook

I have not had an opportunity to run down all the suggestions made by the Group regarding the floppy drive belt. . I did send the video clip to Felder and the clip is being sent to Austria. Hopefully

Joe - I was bidding against you but I got out early. These don't come up often. Congrats! -- Kerry Smith Gotham Woodworks www.gothamwoodworks.com