They are not high end tools, but all would sell, except the lathe.Here are photos of the power tools. We have a local 'Tool Shed' where the hand tools will probably go.
Can you upload some pictures of the hand tools tooHere are photos of the power tools. We have a local 'Tool Shed' where the hand tools will probably go.
Your local Mens’ Shed would probably be grateful if you decided to donate things to them. Google “Dorset Mens’ Shed“ to find one near to you.Hi, this is the 1st time i have posted. Recently my mum passed away and we are clearing my parents garage. We have loads of wood working electrical tools that beloned to pur Dad, no more than 4-5 years old that have hardly been used (lathe never used, band saw, planer/thicknesser etc) and not sure what to do with them. Anyone have any ideas on where we could sell them them as they are far too good to dispose of.
tell them the origin perhaps, but I wouldn’t accept returns under any circumstances. Definitely a case of try before you buy, and if you don’t know enough to check tools before buying, the just pass on by.If listing locally, I would be up front and mention that you have tools that weren't yours and to your knowledge, they work properly, but users can try them out or bring them back within a reasonable period of time if they find otherwise (a week, etc).
tell them the origin perhaps, but I wouldn’t accept returns under any circumstances. Definitely a case of try before you buy, and if you don’t know enough to check tools before buying, the just pass on by.
But that’s exactly why it has, in this case , to be sold as seen. The OP has no knowledge of the current condition and sells as such.This can be hard to accommodate unless the tools are exactly as left. As in, is there something wrong with the planer that the original owner could tolerate, but other folks may not like? Cracks in castings?
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