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This is what it looks like for me Cliff. Bill Bélanger rohrabacher@...> wrote:

When I communicate? the list-serv identifies me as "[email protected]"? removing my email from the? header. It seems? not to be happening to any one else. Am I the only person getting

I sold my 2000 CF731p with all accessories including big squeeze clamps for $4000. It was in excellent condition. I think $3 to $4k for that machine is high. It would not be worth it to have to fix

The Holz Her is either made by Altendorf or uses their design. Looks like a good price on the Altenburg too. Large three phase machines are the best deal used if you can handle the amps and the three

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Bill, no offense taken and usually one has to work very hard and long to offend me. just shared my rationale for sharing despite high price and condition. i do not mind offering appropriate price and

Cheaper than I thought, $4500… https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/426834968346294/ Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

good eye Jason. i had to go back and look. imran

Cliff, I always clean an item if I am selling or giving away. I have wondered why some don’t bother. The only thing I can think of is that the seller may consider it is best to show as is to best

Brian, I kindof replied with similar thought. Also, if it is hard to find a machine locally then one may consider a less than ideal machine to save $1K in shipping. Crating is on top of that. Lots of

I'd guess $5-6k tops. It looks pretty best up, and given the units of plywood sitting near it I would guess it was used hard. Jason Holtz J. Holtz Furniture 3307 Snelling Ave. South Minneapolis, MN

Looks very nice, I was not judging your post or anything like that, just the guy or lady ebay post. As others said, for this asking price they should have clean the saw before taking some pictures. I

Thanks Brian. Very helpful. Sent: Monday, December 14, 2020 10:36 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [FOG] Broken Tap As others have said, you need a tapping guide. I prefer a spring

Hi Bill, I just shared without commentary. I agree that it is a well used machine and likely in more than hobby use. It is however, connected to power and someone interested could go and see it in

Pretty sure that was just a saw, not a saw/shaper. In that vintage with obvious signs of tons of use/abuse, I’d say more like $3000-$4000. Look around on Craig’s List, Offerup and Facebook

for 8 Gees? you'd think they would have taken? more images and cleaned it up a little

that is really? a manufacturer dependent question.? For example My? 48" Ferris mower wants a nice heavy grease in the bearings but a Bridgeport milling machine wants a fin spindle oil. So? you

As others have said, you need a tapping guide. I prefer a spring loaded tapping center, Fisher makes a good one: Then you need to clamp the part, drill the hole and while you are still over center,

Don't these usually list for close to $15k new? Even though this certainly isnt "mint condition" it might be a good deal. Does anyone know what the going price is from Felder?

I thought the same… laughable. Chris Sent: Monday, December 14, 2020 9:20 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [FOG] Sliding Table Saw Felder K700 S - Minnesota "Mint condition, very