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  1. 6th September 2014, 07:18 PM #1
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    Default antique thicknesser

    I seek info on a very heavy cast iron thickness-er, specs/ settings for a 24 inch thickness-er belt driven cutter spindle with 9 inch depth, it has feed rollers
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    Not enough information how about a photo
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    It's heavy and has feed rollers. Seriously?
    Look, I don't want to be "that guy", but you've just described EVERY 24" thicknesser on the planet.
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    Photos please, include some showing name, etc otherwise your wasting your time and everyone else.

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    I believe you'll have to make 3 posts before you can attach photos.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tessie50 View Post
    I seek info on a very heavy cast iron thickness-er, specs/ settings for a 24 inch thickness-er belt driven cutter spindle with 9 inch depth, it has feed rollers
    What info are you wanting? A manual, how to identify the make, how to set it up, adjustments. Or to identify it and sell it?

    As the others have said, photos would be beneficial and the info you have provided is too generic to help.
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