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Brett, You may want to read this thread https://sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?229665-Here-is-a-look-at-a-Martin-Shaper/page3 If you don't need the tilt the T12 will be much less expensive Dave

Hey Dave, I responded initially saying it was over priced. Here’s my opinion on the matter, but I’ll preface by saying I hope the son gets his price and has a smooth transaction. Now, for

Interesting read, I wonder how the T12 would fair in this conversation ? I know the basic version comes with CNC height, after that it's all extra.

No problem. Just wanted to make sure you heard a different take than other responses. Imran

There's a picture for you. Dave

If you have a truck you might consider renting a drop deck trailer. Dave wrote: -- Dave & Marie Davies www.myfinishingtouch.com 318-219-7868

Joe, in your place I'd want to interrogate the pallet guy like they did to James Bond in Casino Royale. Dave ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, January 5, 2021 1:10 PM To:

I'd be interested in the shaper hood with the aigner fence plates if you go for it. Marlowe McGraw [email protected]> wrote:

Always Trucking is the shipping broker. The issue is really the palletization by Machinery Max. I paid them extra to palletize. Traded emails with the one Machinery Max employee who was the only

I bought the large Renaissance wax and put it on everything. I found it to be much more slippery than the Paste wax I was using. Waxilit works well too but having the large renaissance wax really

Thanks Imran. I appreciate your comments. I would be able to load these tools and accessories into a U-Haul and unload at my shop after I build a ramp. ?I have had a Shark Guard on my Sawstop that

? David, Do you get an indentation/groove where the infeed has been slipping? This would just be an indication of slippage. I am interested in this because i have occasionally experienced where

Keep in mind that what is overpriced for me might not be for someone else. I prefer heavier build industrial which tends to be cheaper used even though heavier. If a machine is close enough that you

To follow up on what I've learned since starting this discussion here and in other places (thank you all for your valuable contributions): 1. The consensus is that The Martin T27 is the machine of

Yes I’d buy the distometer. Bill Bélanger [email protected]> wrote:

Mike, Did you see my response? Imran

David, Maybe I should not put Multi router in the same bucket with Leigh FMT which has a fundamental design shortcoming. I think Multi router will be around, but if woodpeckers do not make continuous

Sounds fully valued to me. Not insane, but you gotta really want what’s there for it to make sense price wise. Could be an interesting transaction if you wanted to arbitrage the tooling. If I were

For all you guys that think this overpriced, would share why you believe that ? Can you get similar machines in your area for less? For less from a national used machinery dealer? Does the condition

James, I got $50 that says the MultiRouter will still be around and selling in 5 years. It’s a terrific system for joinery applications. PantoRouter looks like a toy to me in comparison. David Best