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   philip | Sep 25, 2005 01:48pm | #1

   Herbie, my boy, if you are big enough to reach the keys just type in //http://www.owwm.com under google and you will get the site for Old Wood Working Machines. It's like the elephants graveyard-all the old machines go there to die, unless someone like you saves them <g>

   Philip Marcou
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   KeithNewton | Sep 25, 2005 06:55pm | #2

   Here is a site worth keeping an eye on. http://www.woodweb.com/cgi-bin/exchanges/machinery.cgi

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   DJK | Sep 26, 2005 04:16am | #3

   Can't help with the WT bandsaw but regarding the jointer; when you grow up I can set you up with a nice 30" Oliver 166.

   DJK

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   dirtstirrer | Sep 26, 2005 07:25am | #6

   30" 166?  Damn, thats my dream jointer.  One of those would go spectacularly with my 36" Oliver bandsaw.  Don't suppose you could post a pinup for us could ya?

    Steve

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   JohnWW | Sep 26, 2005 04:26am | #4

   Regularly come up on E-bay, just saw a beautiful 12 inch one sell for around $300.  Larger ones are fairly rare. 

   John W.

   
   

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   rich1107 | Sep 26, 2005 04:28am | #5

   Would the Walker Turner Band saw be the one to get if money were no object?  I guess what I am really asking is if that is the best band saw ever made and if so what makes it so?  Just curious, what I know about band saws would fir on the head of a pin with plenty of room left over;)