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Blake Barr
05-24-2009, 11:08 AM
Well I scored a good deal last night with a 4 hour drive up to portland maine and I thought I would share. While I'm at it I'll throw in my old tool gloats from before I was on the forum :) Also I BIG thanks to Bill Karow who was so generous with his prices and tools. All of his tools are in spectacular shape. You should visit his for sale thread and pick everything up from him. http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?t=112835 . Thanks and good luck on the move!

So what did I get?

Delta hollow chisel mortiser, 14-651, with Chisels

Delta dust collector, model 50-850, 120v, inlet upgraded in size per advice given here, American Fabric Filter oversized replacement top bag, modified using existing bolt holes with a conduit hanger for the bag

A Rockler remote for the DC

A bunch of hoses as well as the original parts and manuals

10x Besy K body's 2-50", 4-30somethings and 4-24"

4x 30something" Jet Y clamps

some hold down clamps

a set of woodworking DVD's (I'd say about 10-15 total)

a rockler scary sharp setup

a GRRipper

some cast iron cleaner/protectant

2x toggle clamps for jigs

All for a little over $400.... WOW!

And to think I almost didn't click on his thread because I already have a bisquit jointer and a table saw...

PICS FOR PROOF!!!

http://i43.tinypic.com/vsmj6b.jpg
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Blake Barr
05-24-2009, 11:13 AM
for the other stuff

I paid $70 for the small bs, the drill press and the sander. I've cleaned them up and rehabed them since these photos...
http://i39.tinypic.com/vcr38.jpg
http://i42.tinypic.com/abl009.jpg

I paid $35 for the miter saw, it's not compound but it works like a champ
http://i41.tinypic.com/98fxb4.jpg

I paid $300 for this 10" jointer/planer combo...
http://i40.tinypic.com/160zmnd.jpg

I paid $250 for this TS3650, it was a little rusty but I fixed it in no time
http://i42.tinypic.com/14llr9x.jpg

I paid $300 for this 29-200 w/ a 1 1/4hp motor. It appears to have been used 2-3 times in it's whole life. I figured I paid close to full price and I have since put in a new spring, a kreg fence, a blade (3/4" timberwolf) and cleaned/tuned it up. it's a reasonable deal but not quite a gloat...
http://i40.tinypic.com/2m3fbtd.jpg


There where other gloats but a couple I've sold when upgrading...

Bill White
05-24-2009, 12:25 PM
:DI think ya got skunked. Since I'm handling all his returns, you can send that junk to me freight prepaid. :p
(NOT!!!!)
Bill

Jacob Mac
05-24-2009, 1:31 PM
Let me be the first to throw out a "you suck". Congrats on the tools. Getting started in this hobby can be expensive. You did a great job of getting nice tools at great prices.