Full Shop

[MIKE NOAH]

Last Friday I finished a deal on some used equipment and successfully got it unloaded at the shop. I would like to thank Phillip, Dennis, Scott, and Glenn for their advice on handling these pieces. I was a lil gun shy at first about being able to maneuver these pieces around the shop by myself ( the time I spend in the shop most normal people are sleeping )but with the advise I got it saved me from running out and spending money on stuff it turned out I didn't need. The equipment came from a corrugated cardboard display company that had a little too much money in the early 90's and decided they need a prototype shop. Most of this equipment appears to have seen more abuse from being moved around then being used. I will definitely be keeping the planer the other pieces might be for sale shortly as there is no way I can keep it all. The retractable die saw was the first one I had ever seen. Anyway I've blabbed enough, thought you might want to see a few pics.

If anyone is familiar with the Sabermatic I would appreciate any feedback you could give me about one of these.
Thanks for Looking,
Mike

 

[nelsone]

Quite a score! If I had the $$$ I'd see if you wanted to part with that cabinet saw! Congratulations!

 

[Mike Davis]

I'd love to have the jointer, but my 2x6 floor joists would snap like toothpicks.

You're not too far away, we should get together sometime.

 

[TracyP]

Nice Gloat!! YOU ROCK!!!!!!!!!

 

[MIKE NOAH]

I would like to get together some time too Mike. I was wanting to make one of those Golden Corral dinners in Winston to meet everyone face to face but the work schedule wouldn't allow it.

 

[Gotcha6]

Nice haul.:icon_thum :eusa_clap
......but wait! I don't see any spinny thingys in this bunch. You been listening to Jeff Mills again?:gar-La; Looks like we got us another flat boarder here. That's ok, just save us some scraps for pen blanks and turning segments.:wink_smil

 

[steviegwood]

I would like to know more about the sabermatic myself. It looks like an oversized scroll saw. If that is the case I would love to have one that size. Nice score. Steve

 

[Shamrock]

Oh my goodness-you've found the jointer of my dreams! If you can't bear to joint boards that wide just let me know, I'll be happy to take it off your hands:gar-Bi. Awesome

 

[Alan in Little Washington]

Nice score!!! I would love that RJ-42 too, but then I would need to sell another article so I could put a Shelix on it! I'd also need to take it apart so I could hoist it up to my shop!

I have an RC-51 planer, and love it!

 

[redhawknc1]

Congratulations! Nice score! Tell us more about each as you can...Is that PM Cabinet saw a 12"? 3 phase? How wide is that jointer? Definitely very nice equipment!

 

[MrAudio815]

WOW MIKE YOU ROCK!


That is some very desireable equipment! At least the top three pictures! Not sure what the Sabermatic is. And is it the retractable die saw?

Anyway I would most certainly keep the top three, the PM Cabinet Saw, The Planer, & the Jointer. I am sure you got them for a great deal, and those just don't happen as often as we would like, and when they do someone else gets it. So I am sure you are feeling guilty for all you got, but use the tools for a while, you'll fall in love and not want to sell them. Trust me.!

Anyway CONGRATULATION"S, ONE AWESOME SCORE!

 

[LeftyTom]

Mike, I am about 20 minutes from Pfafftown, so give me a hollar if you need a hand about the shop.

YOU ROCK

 

[PChristy]

Nice score Mike - glad you got all of them moved in safely

 

[sapwood]

Now that's a lot of cast iron and power woodworking tools :tool:
I'd say "You Rock", but I don't think anything will rock with all that weight!

Congrats :icon_thum
Roger