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I have shipped a few tools a fair amount of distance. Usually the lift gate service to pick up and drop off is more than the freight itself. Get a freight broker and have him give you some prices. I’m thinking $3000 to move that stuff. The powermatic planer is worth having. The unisaw might be as well. The drill presses and lathes might be as well. I’m with everyone else, I think it’s a jerk move on your part not to accept the tools and use them. Also, by “worth it” I mean pretty decent tools that would be worth having for the sentimental value. -
Bring all the parts for the sharpening rig, on top of the planer, back with you. The track assembly bolts onto the top of the machine. There is a cast iron thing that holds a sharpening stone that cuts all the knives down to the same height below any knicks, that slides back and forth on the track while the machine is running, jointing the knives, and then there is an electric motor with a grinding wheel, that goes back and forth on the track, sharpening the knives. The stone holder, and the grinder don't always stay on the track all the time, and one or the other is usually missing for the rare times when one comes up for sale. Find them! Unbolt the track off the top of the machine, even save the nuts, and bolts, and make absolutely sure you get the other parts. When you go to sell it, hold out for the best price, and maybe even put them on ebay for a high Buy it Now. Someone will want it badly. -
I tend to buy Festool paper from amazon. I use the 6" discs even for hand sanding. I've never heard of Klingspor. I'll have to look into that. -
By Jim DaddyO · Posted
I am a fan of LV also, to the point that I can't go in the store unattended. The wife has to hold my hand.......and the credit card. -
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