Where is best to advertise machinery for sale??

[Lutherian]

Good morning folks - I have an Axminster cast iron 10" table saw, axminster thickness/surface planer and an Axminster bandsaw that I purchased from Axminster approx. 2 years ago. I rarely use them being a guitar maker - where would be the best place to advertise them for sale?

Many thanks..

 

[Dibs-h]

Good morning folks - I have an Axminster cast iron 10" table saw, axminster thickness/surface planer and an Axminster bandsaw that I purchased from Axminster approx. 2 years ago. I rarely use them being a guitar maker - where would be the best place to advertise them for sale?

Many thanks..

Established members just put up a post advertising the items in this Forum, but being a new member, perhaps not - failing that Ebay.

 

[StevieB]

Speak to a mod by PM, they may be able to advise if its a genuine offer rather than a trade dealer

Steve

 

[jimi43]

Drat and double drat!

Lancashire! Why is all the big gear so far from Kent....

I might have sold the cats and got the bandsaw....

Blast!

Jim

 

[frugal]

Drat and double drat!

Lancashire! Why is all the big gear so far from Kent....

Whenever a lathe comes up for sale I always think "Why are they always in Kent!"...

 

[RogerS]

Drat and double drat!

Lancashire! Why is all the big gear so far from Kent....

I might have sold the cats and got the bandsaw....

Blast!

Jim

I thought Tom kept those of you in Kent supplied with goodies ?

 

[Dibs-h]

I'm in Brum tomorrow and again Next Sat (going down empty) so could bung something in the back of the estate (assuming it's not all 3 items) and drop it off en-route or in\around the W Midlands - if it makes life easier for someone!

 

[jimi43]

Drat and double drat!

Lancashire! Why is all the big gear so far from Kent....

Whenever a lathe comes up for sale I always think "Why are they always in Kent!"...

That's ironic! Most of the lathes that I know of any vintage (like my two) are made in Lancashire!!!!

I think we need to sort this country out NOW!!

:wink:

Anyway...I probably couldn't afford it! How much is it kind sir?

(see..I am starting on the bleedin' slope again...it must be living near Tom that does it!! :lol: )

Jim

 

[Scrums]

Seems to me that all the good stuff is always at the opposite end of the country to wherever you happen to live...... :lol:

In this case it's only down the road from me.......but I don't need it ! :roll:

Chris.

 

[Ironballs]

From what I've read and my limited experience I thought the bandsaw was one of the luthiers biggest assets? Certainly if you're building solid bodies

 

[jimi43]

From what I've read and my limited experience I thought the bandsaw was one of the luthiers biggest assets? Certainly if you're building solid bodies

I couldn't do without mine that is for sure...but you don't need a giant machine for that purpose. My DW739 is just about the right size really. It takes a tiny blade for fine circular cuts and the 5/8" 3 skip is fine for resawing....but that I use for other projects...not guitars.

For acoustic work I almost entirely work with hand tools.

What kind of guitars do you build Lutherian?

Jim