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  1. 7th September 2004, 09:49 AM #1
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    Hi,

    i've just moved to the Sydney area and i'm looking to set up a small shop. I'm after some advice on where to buy new or used machinery either from a store or online. Any websites that might be recommended would be valued. I've been checking out the forum for a while and like the chat.

    I look forward to hearing from you

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    Weegie,

    There are 3 stores in Sydney you can buy WW machinery.

    Hare & Forbes
    http://www.hareandforbes.com.au/sample_2/home.php

    Carba-Tec
    http://svc010.bne011i.server-web.com...lic/home.ehtml

    Major WW
    http://www.majorwoodworking.com.au/catalog/
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    What Wongo said.

    Also, keep an eye on action listings in the weekend papers for used stuff.

    Especially if you can run three phase.
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    For WIW - go to the store - recommend Hare & Forbes and get your hands dirty and taste the smell. Reasonable quality at very good prices. The other advice is all relevant but don't buy second hand till you know what your dollar can buy. See it first hand not online
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  6. 8th September 2004, 06:52 AM #5
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    Wink cheers

    thanks for the info gents, looking forward to some buying action.

    all the best
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