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@Ron Swanson Jr., here's a tip someone gave me. After branding, a light sanding with final grit will clean up the singe marks and make the image more crisp.
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By Ron Swanson Jr. · Posted
A lot of good points in here already. I'll just add this one thing I've seen from people in similar situations where they advertise an entire shop worth of equipment being sold on this day, at this time. So, not selling everything as one lot, but basically a one day garage sale. That'll clear out the most desirable stuff and then what's left over... Maybe that gets donated or sold as a single lot. I wish i was closer to you and could help take at least some of it off your hands. I'd be glad to take a look at any hand tools he's got - chisels, planes and saws and make you a fair offer on anything of interest. -
Von makes a lot of good points. Personally, I'm not on facebook so it would be Craigslist and Nextdoor for me. Selling price; Unless something was especially valuable, I would be between half of what I paid and half of the current new price. I'd still check out estate sellers. You can go to estatesales.net to see sales and sellers near you. Another thought is an auction house?
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1/2 the price of new if it's in good condition works. But I would start at the price of a new equivalent as prices have increased quite a bit lately. For anything like Festool, Woodpeckers, or Starett, I would price it 20-25% off.
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