looking for a chain mortiser for the North Carolina Furniture School

[Stuart Kent]

We are looking for a chain mostiser for future classes at the North Carolina Furniture School, does anyone have one they might be willing to part with?

thanks,
Stuart.

 

[Tarhead]

How about a Powermatic 320 Mortiser
220 single phase
$850
Swansboro

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[bob vaughan]

We are looking for a chain mostiser for future classes at the North Carolina Furniture School, does anyone have one they might be willing to part with?

thanks,
Stuart.

OWWM.org has a classified section. You have to join and make a few posts before you can use the classifieds, but that crowd is very likely to find you one. Whether or not it is near by is anybody's guess.
Ben Rock of Pleasant Street Machinery in DeKalb Ill. may know where one is.
Those are rare birds for sure and hard to find unless you don't want one.

 

[Stuart Kent]

How about a Powermatic 320 Mortiser
220 single phase
$850
Swansboro

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thanks Mark, that is a solid machine and a good price, but we really want a portable chain mortiser so we can take it to the work and not the other way around.

 

[Stuart Kent]

OWWM.org has a classified section. You have to join and make a few posts before you can use the classifieds, but that crowd is very likely to find you one. Whether or not it is near by is anybody's guess.
Ben Rock of Pleasant Street Machinery in DeKalb Ill. may know where one is.
Those are rare birds for sure and hard to find unless you don't want one.

I am a member, thanks. I will post the question there as well.

 

[bob vaughan]

Oh. Portable, like something made by Mafell ?

 

[Chris C]

I saw one a while back in my ramblings but it was an original hand cranked version. Didn't interest me so I passed on by.

Don't remember where.... Somewhere relatively near home.

 

[Stuart Kent]

Oh. Portable, like something made by Mafell ?

Yes, Makita also makes one. They are expensive for something not used a lot - but, they are really helpful when you need them for that situation you need them for!