Thread: eBay (and other auctions) Metalwork Stuff - PART II

mmmmmm more...

http://www.graysonline.com/sale/5014...ology?spr=true

This seller has just relisted this lot.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Gauge-Blo.../151750191702?
Probably not a bad buy if you wanted all or most of the items included. Certainly the replacement cost would be higher
I could probably box and post if needed

Michael

Originally Posted by .RC.

It will be amusing when he refuses to sell to the highest bidder and gets negative feedback for it...

Also does not say what morse taper it is, does not say the weight, the dimensions are in cm..

I get the feeling the seller does not actually know what he has but amazingly he seems to know what it is worth..

Looks like he is saying that he won't honour the sale if the price isn't $3500

On 15-Jul-15 at 11:20:31 AEST, seller added the following information:
PLEASE NOTE: I am wanting around $3500 for this machine, if you can't afford that and are not prepared to go that high, then please do not bid and please do not waste my time, with all due respect

Make you wonder why it was started out as a $0.99 price. Too cheap to pay the full ebay fees?

Originally Posted by DSEL74

Looks like he is saying that he won't honour the sale if the price isn't $3500


Make you wonder why it was started out as a $0.99 price. Too cheap to pay the full ebay fees?

also he can't really do this kind of thing's on ebay . it against ebay rule .
not sure why he get away with it.

Originally Posted by thorens

also he can't really do this kind of thing's on ebay . it against ebay rule .
not sure why he get away with it.

And......... Looks like the listing has disappeared. A few hours to go and highest bid around the $1850 mark.

Another one of those "if I had the room" machines
http://www.graysonline.com/lot/0065-...7272-seaton-sa

Michael

Originally Posted by droog

And......... Looks like the listing has disappeared. A few hours to go and highest bid around the $1850 mark.

look like he have been reported to ebay

Originally Posted by Michael G

Another one of those "if I had the room" machines
http://www.graysonline.com/lot/0065-...7272-seaton-sa

Michael

I think they might be a bit small to be very useful... A well equipped milling machine would be able to do many things the Kearns S type can do..

I see there is a pulled apart bridgeport there also... If someone had a slideway grinder be a good practice machine...
http://www.graysonline.com/lot/0072-...bled-seaton-sa

Whats a fair price for this ?

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/RF30-Mill...item2ee3a31aeb

Its a hop and a skip away from my place - if I can get it on a trailer I can fetch it home.

I figured it could be a good way for me to learn how to use a mill if I can get it for the right price, with my limited knowledge and skills it seems to be in good condition. No tools with it.

Seller seems an ok honest sort of chap.

Originally Posted by .RC.

I think they might be a bit small to be very useful... A well equipped milling machine would be able to do many things the Kearns S type can do..

I see there is a pulled apart bridgeport there also... If someone had a slideway grinder be a good practice machine...
http://www.graysonline.com/lot/0072-...bled-seaton-sa

nice project . if it in Vic i definately put in a bid

Originally Posted by thorens

nice project . if it in Vic i definately put in a bid

Put in a bid for it and come for a drive to pick it up. Where else could you get one for under $300 including transport..
Kryn

Originally Posted by KBs PensNmore

Put in a bid for it and come for a drive to pick it up. Where else could you get one for under $300 including transport..
Kryn

well Kryn.
i reckon you should go for it
but wait a mins . i think the table is missing ?
cheers
Peter

The table is sitting on the pallet with the base....

Originally Posted by thorens

well Kryn.
i reckon you should go for it
but wait a mins . i think the table is missing ?
cheers
Peter

I would IF I had room for it, there is a surface grinder also $99 bid ATM. It will go higher I'd say.
Kryn