Small SS acessory pieces + more

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Small SS acessory pieces + more

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I just finished cleaning out a shop and found several SS pieces and some sharpening guides. Is it appropriate to post them for free+shipping on this forum?
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It seems to be appropriate to me. A give away is about as none commercial as one can get.:)
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OK. Thanks for the reply, Dusty.
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Small SS accessory pieces + more...

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Let me know what you have....I'm interested...

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dontolbert wrote:Let me know what you have....I'm interested...

Thanks!
YES! The anticipation is unnerving!:D
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JPG40504 wrote:YES! The anticipation is unnerving!:D

I'm in. The suspense is building....
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So far, I have 2 Dado arbors and a feather board that fits in a new style table. The one with the "keeper" slots. It's red plastic and factory attached to a metal plat on which the "keepers" swivel.
Also have a sharpening guide for chisels. It has a roller on an adjustable shaft. The shaft is adjusted so that the roller rolls on the bench and the chisel rides on a stone. I suppose it could be adjusted so you could use sandpaper, ala "Scary Sharp". There is also a concave/convex stone for sharpening curved lathe or carving tools.
I'm sure there will be more as we dig through everything.
I want to wait to send anything until we have it all together. I will only send one pkg with everything in it. If someone wants one thing, he's gonna get it all. That is unless we stumble on some larger/heavier stuff.
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Gene Howe wrote:So far, I have 2 Dado arbors and a feather board that fits in a new style table. The one with the "keeper" slots. It's red plastic and factory attached to a metal plat on which the "keepers" swivel.
Also have a sharpening guide for chisels. It has a roller on an adjustable shaft. The shaft is adjusted so that the roller rolls on the bench and the chisel rides on a stone. I suppose it could be adjusted so you could use sandpaper, ala "Scary Sharp". There is also a concave/convex stone for sharpening curved lathe or carving tools.
I'm sure there will be more as we dig through everything.
I want to wait to send anything until we have it all together. I will only send one pkg with everything in it. If someone wants one thing, he's gonna get it all. That is unless we stumble on some larger/heavier stuff.
Let the feeding frenzy begin!:rolleyes:
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Yes, now watch the member in AZ close to Gene's place just drive over and pick it up. Remember Location, Location, Location. Is a help a lot of the time.
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wlhayesmfs wrote:Yes, now watch the member in AZ close to Gene's place just drive over and pick it up. Remember Location, Location, Location. Is a help a lot of the time.
:)

I doubt it! He would have to take his wagon train through TWO indian reservations.:D
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