Heads Up - Bargain 'available'

[algale]

This is a deal.

http://harrisburg.craigslist.org/tls/4752768946.html

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This is a deal.

http://harrisburg.craigslist.org/tls/4752768946.html

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Indeed it is!!!!


Good job on the pix! Attaboy!!!:)

[algale]

http://maine.craigslist.org/tls/4718813790.html

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[kablerj]

This is a deal.

http://harrisburg.craigslist.org/tls/4752768946.html

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Got it. Thanks for the heads up.

[algale]

If I didn't already have one of these I would already be on my way to get this. If you aren't set on owning a Shopsmith planer, this is a really good buy on a really good unit plus the stand, extension tables and an extra set of blades according to the ad.

http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/nva/tls/4753770139.html

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[ChrisNeilan]

Already deleted? I'll assume sold...

[dgale]

If I didn't already have one of these I would already be on my way to get this. If you aren't set on owning a Shopsmith planer, this is a really good buy on a really good unit plus the stand, extension tables and an extra set of blades according to the ad.

http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/nva/tls/4753770139.html

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Out of curiousity, how much did they want for the DeWalt 735 planer setup? This is the exact setup I have, including the stand and extension tables. I just recently had to replace the fan and housing as they had deteriorated over time and were allowing chips/sawdust to escape into the machine, which was then filling up with chips fairly quickly and jamming up the chain and sprockets for the raising/lowering mechanism...I guess this is a fairly common problem and often leads to people breaking the raising mechanism by then forcing it when it gets stiff. Fortunately it was easy and fairly inexpensive to order the parts from DeWalt and was a fairly easy replacement job. So, if you have a 735, make sure to remove the lid every once in a while and see if chips are building up inside...if so, the fan housing is the likely culprit and much of the damage was on the bottom/back side and almost impossible to see.

[algale]

Out of curiousity, how much did they want for the DeWalt 735 planer setup? This is the exact setup I have, including the stand and extension tables. I just recently had to replace the fan and housing as they had deteriorated over time and were allowing chips/sawdust to escape into the machine, which was then filling up with chips fairly quickly and jamming up the chain and sprockets for the raising/lowering mechanism...I guess this is a fairly common problem and often leads to people breaking the raising mechanism by then forcing it when it gets stiff. Fortunately it was easy and fairly inexpensive to order the parts from DeWalt and was a fairly easy replacement job. So, if you have a 735, make sure to remove the lid every once in a while and see if chips are building up inside...if so, the fan housing is the likely culprit and much of the damage was on the bottom/back side and almost impossible to see.

Thanks for the tip. Mine ejects chips like nobody's business. In fact I hook it up to the DC3300 and don't even turn on the dust collector and the Dw735 inflates the upper good and bag on the Dc3300 to the point that I fear it might float off like a balloon.

The guy wanted $400 for the whole set up.

[algale]

Out of curiousity, how much did they want for the DeWalt 735 planer setup? This is the exact setup I have, including the stand and extension tables. I just recently had to replace the fan and housing as they had deteriorated over time and were allowing chips/sawdust to escape into the machine, which was then filling up with chips fairly quickly and jamming up the chain and sprockets for the raising/lowering mechanism...I guess this is a fairly common problem and often leads to people breaking the raising mechanism by then forcing it when it gets stiff. Fortunately it was easy and fairly inexpensive to order the parts from DeWalt and was a fairly easy replacement job. So, if you have a 735, make sure to remove the lid every once in a while and see if chips are building up inside...if so, the fan housing is the likely culprit and much of the damage was on the bottom/back side and almost impossible to see.

Thanks for the tip. Mine ejects chips like nobody's business. In fact I hook it up to the DC3300 and don't even turn on the dust collector and the Dw735 inflates the upper hood and bag on the Dc3300 to the point that I fear it might float off like a balloon.

The guy wanted $400 for the whole set up.

[algale]

There's no pic with the ad but I texted the owner and got back a picture of the older type stand alone 12 inch planer -- one with a wheel rather than a crank for table adjustment.

http://annapolis.craigslist.org/for/4741149044.html

Here's the pic I got from him:

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