Thread: ATS Tablesaw

Sorry Outsider.....

It's no good to you!! A 14" panel saw without 3 phase.........

You better send it to me & I'll look into it for ya.

Back off Major.
It would cost him double in freight to send it straight past my house and up to you.
Outsider
Because I grew up in good old Blacktown, I will, on this one occasion,as a neighbourly gesture, take the old heavy thing off your hands for less freight. I'll even throw in a very easily moved, single phase piece of Aussie engineering excellence, soon to become a collector's item thanks to GMC.
Can't help with useful advice though, sorry.
Great looking bit of kit.

Originally Posted by hovo

Back off Major.
It would cost him double in freight to send it straight past my house and up to you.
Outsider
Because I grew up in good old Blacktown, I will, on this one occasion,as a neighbourly gesture, take the old heavy thing off your hands for less freight. I'll even throw in a very easily moved, single phase piece of Aussie engineering excellence, soon to become a collector's item thanks to GMC.
Can't help with useful advice though, sorry.
Great looking bit of kit.

Wadda ya mean back off??

I did a refrigeration job in Blacktown once, does that count? :confused:

I WAS going to pay the freight, Hovo

I had a quick look & I couldn't find any reference to ATS saws either.

Thanks Guys,

It is already well travelled. I rescued it together with a Bandsaw, a Jointer, a Planer, a Radial Arm Saw, a Drill Press and a Lathe from Melbourne. They are enjoying their new surroundings and will be glad to go to work when we have some power.

Hi Outsider

May I ask where you got those tools in Mel ?
I'm desperate for a Planner.

Sorry no luck on searching for ATS probaby a pre web company that went broke, do you have a model number ? where was it made ?

Thanks

Nic

Try this link. They make lots of machine tooling.

http://www.atsworkholding.com/


Good luck! never heard of 415V 3 phase though.
In the USA, 480V 3 phase is very common.


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