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Workshop clearout

Postby JJ Woodman » Mon Sep 07, 2015 9:20 pm

Hi all,

I'm off travelling soon - first stop Southern France to help a friend build some Hobbit houses... :shock: - and, not knowing how long I might be away, have decided that rather than having my machines sit unused I will have a clear out before I go. I have already sold my table and band saw to a neighbour but still have the following for sale: (I will add to this list as and when I take photos)

- Scheppach HMC 3200 SOLD


What Scheppach say: The scheppach hmc 3200 is constructed on the same principles as the hmc 2600. Like all machines in the “ci“ series, the feed rollers can be disengaged by a conveniently placed clutch lever when ­surface planing, or as an added safety mea­sure when thicknessing.Whether operating the basic machine or performing more complex tasks such as spin­dle moulding and mortising, the hmc 3200 offers you more than sufficient power plus the choice of the correct working speed. Professional users will particularly appreciate the 1,320 mm long surface planing tables and the 310 x 180 mm thicknessing capacity. With the additional advantage of being able to add slot ­mortis­ing and spindle ­moulder attachments, the hmc 3200 Combi planer is without rival. And if workshop space is at a ­premium the available wheel kit will resolve that problem.

My father and I bought this PT a few years ago and used it for a few jobs we had on. It has seen very little use since and, as I have tried to show in the pictures, is in fantastic condition. We purchased this item for a touch over £2000 (can't remember exactly) but, well aware of the depressing drop in price from new to second hand, and wanting a quick sale, I will take £1000. In the condition it's in at less that half what we paid I think this is a very fair price.

Coronet 3 Lathe: SOLD

Description: Introduced during the 1970s, the new range of twin-bar bed wood lathes was, at first, designated as the Models 1, 2 and 3. All of very similar contraction, the lathes were exceptionally well built and used only proper materials in their construction with cast-iron used for all the main castings and solid steels bars for the bed. Heavily built, the No. 3 had chrome-plated bed bars and was very much a top-of-the-range version, being much more capable in terms of capacity and work rate than the two smaller models. The 0.5 h.p. 1-phase, flange-mounted motor drove into the headstock by a smooth-running Poly-V belt and the whole assembly could be turned through 90 degrees to allow the installation of a bowl-turning rest. The latter unit was supplied complete with a replacement headstock-end bed foot, a long extension piece and allowed the turning of large-diameter workpieces."

This lathe is the longer bed (48") version. As you can see it comes with a custom built table with teak top. Under the table you can see the swing arm that attaches to the front of the machine for hollowing work. My dad rarely used this; he simply rotated the headstock (rotates 90 degrees) towards him, but I suspect it would be useful for those who focus mainly on bowl work.

There are a load of turning chisels included. A few of them are original coronet, one or two are made by Robert Sorby, but most are Marples. Most of these carry the crest Made In Sheffield. There are also quite a few accessories that included (see photos). Not being a turner I couldn’t tell you exactly what they do but a quick search shows that they are not cheap to buy new.

Also included in the sale are 4 books on woodturning, not pictured.

I am not a turner myself so am unsure on how much all this is worth. I am asking for £450 (now £300) which seems ok for such a solid machine with the teak table and accessories.

Record RPR 400

I have 3 of these in good shape. £40 for all 3 or £15 each

Trend Craftsman router table SOLD

I will have to have a route around (oh god) for the accessories for this but I'm sure I can find them. It's the same as this one:

Included is a Trend push stick, not pictured. For just the router table, £50. For the table and a bosch POF router (as fitted in pictures) £100.


Startrite 351 spare wheel in very good condition


You will find the pictures for the above listings here: http://s1178.photobucket.com/user/joshf ... t=3&page=1


I am based in London for pickup
Many thanks for looking and please do feel free to contact me with any questions you may have.
JJ

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Re: Workshop clearout

Postby JJ Woodman » Tue Sep 08, 2015 7:33 am

Two parking tickets has meant quickest reductions in history, £700 for the PT and £425 for lathe.

Router table now sold

HMC 3200 sold pending payment

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Re: Workshop clearout

Postby JJ Woodman » Sat Sep 19, 2015 8:40 pm

HMC 3200 officially sold. Router table is also gone. I will reduce the coronet lathe to £300 for a speedy sale.

Cheers,
JJ

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Re: Workshop clearout

Postby bowyer » Mon Sep 21, 2015 5:15 am

Please pm me as regards the Record RPR400`s

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Re: Workshop clearout

Postby JJ Woodman » Mon Sep 28, 2015 9:17 am

Everything from the original listing has now sold except the RPR400's, although I am waiting on a reply from bowyer about those.

The last piece of equipment I am selling in an SIP 01574 table saw including wheel base. I am asking for £700. You can see the ebay listing here: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SIP-01574-tab ... 1878347058?

I am happy to refer any interested parties to the buyers of the other two machines for feedback.

Many thanks
Josh


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