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skou wrote:Paul, if only there wasn't most of a country between us!

I'd be SO all over this one.

steve

I finally sold this 10er locally.It went to a good home,hah.

GeorgeM wrote:Now, for all you 10ER lovers, check this one out. Delevan is a little south of Buffalo NY.
http://buffalo.craigslist.org/tls/5132646438.html

$150 for my great 10er with speed changer.i'd love for it to go to one of you guys that will appreciate it.

I'm switching to a larger planer and would give someone a good deal on a pro planer,stand alone version.I have two sets of blades.you'll want to get them sharpened and buy yourself a gauge to set them.The cowl on the out-feed side is cracked and taped.The planer works as it should SOLD.I'm in Deleva...

Pittsburgh, PA. Update, no planer. It was well used and in rough shape. I offered a lower figure and he did not bite. I did however, buy a 510 kit from him. This kit is missing the horizontal tubes, that link the tables together and the legs and connectors. I think I did well. I bought the whole ki...

For some reason, this lil voice in my head says to not go and get this planer. Your thoughts! I picked one up a while back and love it. But its hard to tell what condition the one your thinking about is in, that pic looks like a stock photo. I'd ask for some current photos before traveling any dist...

Awesome Job.that's a great piece.You should be proud.

Tom,i was told by the guy that restored it ,that it was Sears lathe from the 1890s.I can't find anything on it online though.Either way it's fun to work with .I will possibly do some minor tweaking so I can use all three of the steps on the large flywheel. Overall it's a nice machine.i had a even ol...

I have a shave horse also and a few draw knives and a froe.I love working with that old stuff.I wish I had more time to use them.I love the Mastercraft video series on youtube.They have several.The old time bodgers were very cool.There is still a market for the hand made green wood stuff too. Hand m...

thanks,i don't get to use that treadle lathe nearly as much as I'd like lately.