Anyone near Huddersfield willing to look at a mill for me?

[Guineafowl]

Tom Seniors:

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Either one would suit, I think. If you could have a quick look (see if it actually exists, and hasn’t been set on fire… no other liability on you) and break it down onto a pallet for collection by @fizzy, that would be very helpful.

I’m also not on facebook (yes, miserable git) and they’re asking for ID to get on, which I don’t like. May be easier to go there as the buyer.

A lot to ask, but please charge as you see fit. I’m a long way away from anything.

Cheers.

 

[gaz1]

your the same as me then dont like there asking for id and many other things

i have an account but i dont use it anymore ( only used it for the children )

huddersfield is a big place and more so if you have to use busses

ive had an issue getting an item already for a member on here where i couldnt get to them as they was more southern huddersfield so was unable to do it

 

[fizzy]

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Either one would suit, I think. If you could have a quick look (see if it actually exists, and hasn’t been set on fire… no other liability on you) and break it down onto a pallet for collection by @fizzy, that would be very helpful.

I’m also not on facebook (yes, miserable git) and they’re asking for ID to get on, which I don’t like. May be easier to go there as the buyer.

A lot to ask, but please charge as you see fit. I’m a long way away from anything.

Cheers.

Why don't you go for a Bridgeport?
Those aren't exactly cheap.

 

[Guineafowl]

Why don't you go for a Bridgeport?
Those aren't exactly cheap.

Bit too big, I thought, for the space I have left. Would likely have to go through a smallish doorway.

I may be thinking of moving sometime in the next two years, and have a lot to move already:

350kg Wadkin planer
44” drum sander
Big Wadkin radial arm saw
600kg Cooksley spindle moulder
Startrite table saw
Boxford AUD
Various others that might be liftable into the van.

If they aren’t a good deal, I might be best to wait for the right one.

The trouble I’m having, in contrast to all those machines above (and several more), is that the sellers don’t seem to have the nous to get them put on a pallet. Never had the problem before, only with mills.

 

[Barking Mat]

They're top heavy on a pallet.

Ratchet straps help, still got to be careful.

 

[Barking Mat]

A Bridgeport clone with its head down on a palette, will fit in a Sprinter, with 3 to 5 cms to spare.

Measure carefully.

 

[James1979]

Bit too big, I thought, for the space I have left. Would likely have to go through a smallish doorway.

I may be thinking of moving sometime in the next two years, and have a lot to move already:

350kg Wadkin planer
44” drum sander
Big Wadkin radial arm saw
600kg Cooksley spindle moulder
Startrite table saw
Boxford AUD
Various others that might be liftable into the van.

If they aren’t a good deal, I might be best to wait for the right one.

The trouble I’m having, in contrast to all those machines above (and several more), is that the sellers don’t seem to have the nous to get them put on a pallet. Never had the problem before, only with mills.

Blatant thread drift, what drum sander have you got?

PM me if You want to save cluttering this one

 

[Guineafowl]

Blatant thread drift, what drum sander have you got?

PM me if You want to save cluttering this one

Jet 22-44. You’re going to hate me, but someone gave it to me. Wouldn’t take any money, so I made him a beech chairside table. I’ll hang on to it for now

 

[Guineafowl]

They're top heavy on a pallet.

Ratchet straps help, still got to be careful.

Yes, I can see that, but if you can get your Warco Minor onto the floor for photographs, why can’t you drop it on a pallet? Beyond me.

 

[Fazerruss]

Why don't you go for a Bridgeport?
Those aren't exactly cheap.

They actually aren't badly priced as they have the very sought after s type head. It's rare you see them up for sale, especially 2 in the same area.

 

[xstian]

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I would have been interested in this, but I want something with a power feed table.

 

[Rannsachair]

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I would have been interested in this, but I want something with a power feed table.

That looks a bargain.

 

[Guineafowl]

Drill press/milling machine | eBay

Tom 'Senior' combined drill press/milling machine. Single phase power. Buyer collection only. Probate valuation was £650 but MUST sell so any reasonable offer will be accepted.

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I would have been interested in this, but I want something with a power feed table.

Looks a good deal, but again, it’s getting it here.

Shiply quotes for the Huddersfield ones £730-£944.

 

[Rannsachair]

Looks a good deal, but again, it’s getting it here.

Shiply quotes for the Huddersfield ones £730-£944.

If you can get it bolted to a pallet I found @fizzy s quote remarkably cheap.

In the end I purchased from a machinery dealer who palletised it for me and got delivery for around £200 (fizzy would have been just over half that) Stockport to Lochgilphead.

You pay over the odds but delivery is eaier if you are remote. I used Ostia tools and got an ex school machine that appears to have been hardly used. They do not have many mills at present: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/284901951917?hash=item42557ac9ad:g:OucAAOSwAjtiUVbT

 

[James1979]

Jet 22-44. You’re going to hate me, but someone gave it to me. Wouldn’t take any money, so I made him a beech chairside table. I’ll hang on to it for now

No I wasn’t angling after it - got no money at the money

More interested in it. There’s quite a few people (mainly Americans) on the tube who use them for cleaning off plasma dross on a large scale but you don’t see them much here so I’ve not had any experience with one or know anyone who has

 

[Guineafowl]

If you can get it bolted to a pallet I found @fizzy s quote remarkably cheap.

In the end I purchased from a machinery dealer who palletised it for me and got delivery for around £200 (fizzy would have been just over half that) Stockport to Lochgilphead.

You pay over the odds but delivery is eaier if you are remote. I used Ostia tools and got an ex school machine that appears to have been hardly used. They do not have many mills at present: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/284901951917?hash=item42557ac9ad:g:OucAAOSwAjtiUVbT

Yes, a dealer would at least have pallets and stuff.

I like the VM30, but what a bugger that it doesn’t have a quill.

 

[Guineafowl]

No I wasn’t angling after it - got no money at the money

More interested in it. There’s quite a few people (mainly Americans) on the tube who use them for cleaning off plasma dross on a large scale but you don’t see them much here so I’ve not had any experience with one or know anyone who has

I’m not sure how low the drum will go to accommodate thinner materials, but I’ve done thin (1-2mm?) veneer-type pieces by attaching them to a piece of ply. A very good, steady machine for work like that, but you might need some dust extraction. You certainly do with wood, or the dust clogs the abrasive and gets pressed into the workpiece.

 

[Arc Tourist]

........................................... the sellers don’t seem to have the nous to get them put on a pallet. Never had the problem before, only with mills.

If you decide to buy it, perhaps Steve at "Landylift" machinery removal & relocation could get it on a pallet for you. He has a small flatbed truck with a crane on it, and helped me with my Tom Senior mill. His number is 07836 736 496

Our fellow member @doubleboost has used him also.

 

[Guineafowl]

If you decide to buy it, perhaps Steve at "Landylift" machinery removal & relocation could get it on a pallet for you. He has a small flatbed truck with a crane on it, and helped me with my Tom Senior mill. His number is 07836 736 496

Our fellow member @doubleboost has used him also.

Ta. I’ve messaged him, suggesting that.

 

[Guineafowl]

Oh, dear me. I seem to have bought this one:

Drill press/milling machine | eBay

Tom 'Senior' combined drill press/milling machine. Single phase power. Buyer collection only. Probate valuation was £650 but MUST sell so any reasonable offer will be accepted.

www.ebay.co.uk