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Hi guys and girls,

I'm maybe downsizing my shop tools...we may have a move in our future and my dream shop (18X32) will be history...so, in anticipation I'm putting out feelers for interest...I have:

24" Grizzly dual drum sander
10" 3HP Grizzly cabinet saw w/40" Biesmeyer fence/table
3HP Grizzly shaper and assortment of cutters
6" ancient Craftsman jointer
10" ancient Craftsman Radial Arm Saw

I'd even trade for smaller tools....just checking...let me know if you're interested!

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PS...Lance, Brock, is this okay? I should've checked first!


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Not sure if this would help you or not and I'd also have to research the Grizzly drum sander first (assuming you would consider it), but I have a Performax 16/32 Drum Sander. It's on a nice stand that has rollers and has a new feed belt and some spare paper.

Again, I don't know if this would even interest you, but if so, let me know and then I'll research the Grizzly Drum sander to be sure if I even want to make the swap.


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Oh yeah....
And as long as Lance and Brock are ok with it.

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[QUOTE=blain1976] Not sure if this would help you or not and I'd also have to research the Grizzly drum sander first (assuming you would consider it), but I have a Performax 16/32 Drum Sander. It's on a nice stand that has rollers and has a new feed belt and some spare paper.

Again, I don't know if this would even interest you, but if so, let me know and then I'll research the Grizzly Drum sander to be sure if I even want to make the swap.

Hey Blain,

Research 'er and PM me...sounds like it could be do-able...

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I would be interested in the Ancient Craftsman tools you have, both Jointer and Radial Arm Saw. Let me know what you want.

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[QUOTE=old man] Larry, where are you moving to?

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Hey Ron,

Just down the road to the Southaven or Olive Branch area...most likely Southaven...it's just that our life is mainly there what with church, friends, and the like...our kids are up and out of school and there's really nothing (other than my really cool shop) keeping us there...and with gas $$ where it is staying on the road all the time just isn't making sense!

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[QUOTE=MSpencer] Larry

I would be interested in the Ancient Craftsman tools you have, both Jointer and Radial Arm Saw. Let me know what you want.

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Mike, you have a PM!

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[QUOTE=L. Presnall] [QUOTE=old man] Larry, where are you moving to?

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Hey Ron,

Just down the road to the Southaven or Olive Branch area...most likely Southaven...it's just that our life is mainly there what with church, friends, and the like...our kids are up and out of school and there's really nothing (other than my really cool shop) keeping us there...and with gas $$ where it is staying on the road all the time just isn't making sense![/QUOTE]


Southaven would be great!! My son lives in Southaven. There might be a meeting in our future.

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Hi Larry,

I've been thinking the same thing. We had talked about moving, but we may be staying where we are in Germantown. If we do, I'm going to have to downsize. I may go the Shopsmith route.
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[QUOTE=peterm] Larry, how big is the shaper?


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Peter, it's the 3HP one...a MONSTER as far as power but it's relatively small in foot print...heavy, but not as heavy as the table saw!

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Southaven would be great!! My son lives in Southaven. There might be a meeting in our future.

Ron[/QUOTE]

Cool Ron! Sounds good!

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[QUOTE=Jimmie D] Hi Larry,

I've been thinking the same thing. We had talked about moving, but we may be staying where we are in Germantown. If we do, I'm going to have to downsize. I may go the Shopsmith route.[/QUOTE]

Well, we still need to hook up! What have you been doing with yourself lately JimmieD? Good to hear from you!

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Crazy schedule and not much guitar building. I hope to change that shortly.
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[QUOTE=Jimmie D] Crazy schedule and not much guitar building. I hope to change that shortly.[/QUOTE]

Yep, same here...not really out there since August...it is making the idea of moving easier tho...and downsizing won't be so bad...my shop was originally built with the intention of continuing to build furniture and cabinets so the tools I have are really too big...

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I would love to buy the shaper.... but I'm in California...

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[QUOTE=peterm] I would love to buy the shaper.... but I'm in California... [/QUOTE]

Well, I suppose for a laugh we could look into FOB charges to CA!

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[QUOTE=L. Presnall] [QUOTE=peterm] I would love to buy the shaper.... but I'm in California... [/QUOTE]

Well, I suppose for a laugh we could look into FOB charges to CA! [/QUOTE]

lets do it!

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What's your zip?

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Mike, did I get back to you?

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Ok, well you have a PM this time!

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