Pricing tools?

[KemppiFrog]

Hope this is OK to post here, as it looks to infringe the sales section.
Friend asked me to help clearing his deceased neighbour's workshop. He has no idea but wants the widow to get a fair price. There is decent pillar drill and a Ridgid 355 abrasive cut off saw. Both are not old and no 'smile' on the pillar drill. Used in a hobby forge. Another friend is setting up and is interested, but relying on me to get a good price...
Locally, I can buy a B&Q 16 speed 16mm chuck drill, with cranked rise on the table & 750 watts for €200 and a basic 355 cut off for €150. (just checked) Those happened to be the prices that came to mind when I was asked...
I will dig out the drill make, skandi IIRR.
Any thoughts?
KF

Scantool, bought in Norway: 12 speed on two belts system and 16mm chuck.

Too add:
Not a lot of good kit on the used market here and prices generally higher than UK.

 

[Barking Mat]

Compare prices on Le Bon Coin, and FB Marketplace.

Good old stuff is higher valued than modern Chinese stuff.

 

[wyn]

The drill looks generic. I have a clarke one from machine mart, it's identical to that one.

 

[KemppiFrog]

Compare prices on Le Bon Coin, and FB Marketplace.

Good old stuff is higher valued than modern Chinese stuff.

Not seen a Ridgid cut off before, but would expect it to be a bit more than generic B&Q?

 

[KemppiFrog]

The drill looks generic. I have a clarke one from machine mart, it's identical to that one.

Thanks.

 

[Shedendman]

No arch of shame on the bed,thats a good sign