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   Paulie | Feb 03, 2006 09:42pm | #1

   Its worth nothing. You should ship it to me,I'll pay the freight.

   Have fun! Nobody gets out alive.
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   AntzyClancy | Feb 03, 2006 11:36pm | #2

   If it is operational probably between 1 and 2 K.  Ultimately it is worth what someone is willing to pay for it, no more or less.

   Good luck,

   Todd

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   lumberjacksson | Feb 04, 2006 12:55am | #4

   Would you consider this to be a good quality tool? What are your thoughts on jointer/planers like this one?I wen't and looked at it today and it seemed to be in decent operational shape. There wasn't a three phase outlet kicking around so I didn't get to hear it hum...Andy

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   Pete | Feb 04, 2006 12:17am | #3

   fort st. john?  man, you're up there where the men are men and the huskies are nervous.

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   JohnWW | Feb 04, 2006 01:21am | #5

   British made, seems to be considered industrial weight equipment there.  Parts other than bearings and blades, if they're standard sized, might be a problem.

   Do a google search for "wilson planer" or "wilson planer thicknesser", use the quotes, and you'll get some hits. 

   John White, Shop Manager, Fine Woodworking magazine

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   Ron01960 | Feb 04, 2006 06:53am | #6

   I hope this helps,http://www.oldwwmachines.com/