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  1. 18th June 2013, 10:29 PM #1
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    Default Retooling my shed (when I get one)

    Have an opportunity to retool after having sold everything last year - most regretfully.

    For something between $1,600 and $2,000 this is what's on the table:
    Carbatec DC 380 Planer
    Carbatec Dusty 2hp
    Carbatec KS 12KMD 12" Table saw
    Carbatec 14" Bandsaw SW1413
    Carbatec 6" Professional Jointer 1200mm bed with a dedicated Carbatec dusty
    Makita 1212 SCMS

    All well maintained and in excellent condition.

    Is this a good buy?
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  3. 19th June 2013, 01:11 AM #2
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    Wow. IMHO it's very much worth a look for the price. Just to buy that stuff individually would cost you 3 times that. Good luck.

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    Jump on it.
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  5. 19th June 2013, 10:01 PM #4
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    Default More tools

    The guy is going to throw in 12 x 1.8m old Dawn Sash clamps and a new set of planer blades, gonna do the deal.
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    I voted as if it was not my money.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shedhand View Post
    The guy is going to throw in 12 x 1.8m old Dawn Sash clamps and a new set of planer blades, gonna do the deal.
    Mike, he may as well throw in the shed as well

    This is becoming a ridiculously good deal. I think you deserve a Bastard call!
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    But you have to look after your toys this time!

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    Mike there is much to consider before this purchase.............hows the fishing? Hows the shoulder? Hows the wood supply?

    Most of all how soon can you get a decent size shed and have it all set up???? Its Wednesday dead line is all done dusted and photos by Sunday night
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    Quote Originally Posted by wheelinround View Post
    Mike there is much to consider before this purchase.............hows the fishing? Hows the shoulder? Hows the wood supply?

    Most of all how soon can you get a decent size shed and have it all set up???? Its Wednesday dead line is all done dusted and photos by Sunday night
    Gotta find a place with a shed that allows pets - dunno why people are so set against pets. Shoulders both ruined but can adapt myself and work in short shifts. The only fish around here are the fish plates under the rail track. Wood supply?? Well i'm gonna have to go out and buy some I guess but will be keeping things small and manageable.
    Cheers

    Ps I don't have a camera but will try the smartphone cam if i can figure out the stupid app that lets it talk to the PC.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pat View Post
    Mike, he may as well throw in the shed as well

    This is becoming a ridiculously good deal. I think you deserve a Bastard call!
    yeah, well if i had the means I'd buy his house and his enormous shed - which is right next door . Then I wouldn't have to move all my new purrr-chases.

    Cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shedhand View Post
    Gotta find a place with a shed that allows pets - dunno why people are so set against pets. Shoulders both ruined but can adapt myself and work in short shifts. The only fish around here are the fish plates under the rail track. Wood supply?? Well i'm gonna have to go out and buy some I guess but will be keeping things small and manageable.
    Cheers

    Ps I don't have a camera but will try the smartphone cam if i can figure out the stupid app that lets it talk to the PC.

    Mike just saw the new location when did you move I obviously missed that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by wheelinround View Post
    Mike just saw the new location when did you move I obviously missed that.
    oh..only about 9 months ago...what's yer real name...Blind Freddie???? Actually I'm at a small hamlet of half a dozen old houses called Armstrong about 15klm west of Ararat. Freezing in the winter...blazing hot in the summer.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shedhand View Post
    Gotta find a place with a shed that allows pets
    Quote Originally Posted by Shedhand View Post
    yeah, well if i had the means I'd buy his house and his enormous shed - which is right next door . Then I wouldn't have to move all my new purrr-chases.
    DING! ... Helloooo ... leave them there and rent the shed.

    If he wants the shed for a project car or a tractor - he can park 'em in your house.

    Helpful, right?
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