Thread: eBay (and other auctions) Metalwork Stuff

As much as I would like to bid on this myself It is just not the right time for me. I do hope someone on the forum gets it though, if it is not completely shagged.
http://item.mobileweb.ebay.com.au/vi...d=321104351796

Originally Posted by Ueee

As much as I would like to bid on this myself It is just not the right time for me. I do hope someone on the forum gets it though, if it is not completely shagged.
http://item.mobileweb.ebay.com.au/vi...d=321104351796

I just knew someone here would *have* to post a link to that machine.

Now it's likely to get quite expensive for whoever wins it.

PDW

Well it is a bit too small for me...

Yeah, I did think of you RC but I figured if it was too small for me it would be too small for you.....

Nice enough size, but not today for mine ...

Regards
Ray

PS I predict it's going south to a good home in the apple isle..

Hi Dave,
Wouldnt a ball bearing collet nut need lower torque?

Originally Posted by PDW

Now it's likely to get quite expensive for whoever wins it.

Now you say that like I wouldnt have seen it

Stuart

Is it a mill base or is it a planer?
(My thought is the later)

Michael

Originally Posted by .RC.

Well it is a bit too small for me...

Originally Posted by PDW

I just knew someone here would *have* to post a link to that machine.

Now it's likely to get quite expensive for whoever wins it.

PDW

Originally Posted by Stustoys

Hi Dave,
Wouldnt a ball bearing collet nut need lower torque?




Now you say that like I wouldnt have seen it

Stuart

OOPSY.!!!!!!!
I accidentally placed a bid on it Thank God it dosn't end for 6 days and he dosn't need it gone instantly, Because it's going to take me 2 weeks to round up the cash

Originally Posted by Dave J

They sell them in the UK for around $40-50 each, but I can get them direct from china for around $16 plus postage.

How this link works
https://www.google.com.au/search?hl=...BoTJrAebnYCoCQ

Dave

Dave,
Your link just took me to a google search results page. Do you have a link to your source in China?

Thanks
Graham

Originally Posted by Stustoys

Hi Dave,
Wouldnt a ball bearing collet nut need lower torque?
Stuart

Yes it would, how much less I don't know but is why I said the standard safety spanner would be more suited to that. The BB nut lets you put a lot less pressure on the actual nut.

Without so special tools to measure pressure, I am not sure how you would go about finding the pressure the ball bearing nut puts on the collet for X amount on the outside.

Dave

Originally Posted by GDD

Dave,
Your link just took me to a google search results page. Do you have a link to your source in China?

Thanks
Graham

Only an email, it's the same guy selling on ebay under onlinetoolseller, but he has another shop. I bought off him out of ebay and just paid with paypal as he will do deals with postage combined.

I did a right up about him here, heaps cheaper
https://www.woodworkforums.com/f65/yo...ml#post1589501

Dave

Edit,
I gave that link so you could see what they looked like. It's RDG or one of them in the UK that sell them there.

Originally Posted by matthew_g

OOPSY.!!!!!!!
I accidentally placed a bid on it Thank God it dosn't end for 6 days and he dosn't need it gone instantly, Because it's going to take me 2 weeks to round up the cash

Expect it to go right up in price, but I really hope you win it. You can fit mill heads to them to do milling as well.

Dave

Rossi Universal mill on Epay. Starting bid of $500.

I could not find much on the net about them. Anyone got any experience with them?

eBay Australia: Buy new & used fashion, electronics & home d

Cheers

Piers

I was hoping that the sima rossi would go through to the catcher (me unnoticed.

I went down & checked it today. Suits me so chucked in a bid.

Ken