EDIT: This one may move it from a small to big gloat. The guy hadn't emailed me back after the weekend so I figured he sold the saw. But yesterday afternoon I get an email stating that if I pick up the saw I could have it for less than what I had offered. So I drove down to pick it up and found out he was also throwing in a Freud Dado Stack, clamps, an older (rusted) blade along with the one already in the saw, and a cool book about joinery. Found out he was moving to Baja the next morning and didn't trust his roommate to sell the stuff for him. All in all the grand total was $60. I'll post a few more pics further down the post.
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Not sure if this is a you suck worthy gloat but I thought it was pretty good deal. From 2 different people but both from CL.
First is a Ridgid oscillating belt Sander. Aside from the tension lever sticking a little it was in great condition. I put WD-40 and it seems pretty smooth now. I actually got an older model (the grey one) of this a while back. I know my neighbor has been wanting one so I'll probably sell my older one to him.
Second is a pancake compressor, hose and a set of 3 nail guns. It's a framing, finish, and brad nailer. The framing nailer had a few nicks on the body but functions fine. The other 2 were in great condition both cosmetically and functionally.
And I *may* be getting a BT3100 as well tomorrow from the guy I bought the sander from. I made him an offer for a little more than I paid for the sander and he said if he doesn't sell it at his garage sale today or tomorrow morning he'd let me have it.
Total Cost: $90
Sander: $50
Compressor and nail guns: $40
Here are some pictures for proof...
Sorry about posting in the wrong forum before. Mods please delete other post. Thank You.
Not sure if this is a you suck worthy gloat but I thought it was pretty good deal. From 2 different people but both from CL.
First is a Ridgid oscillating belt Sander. Aside from the tension lever sticking a little it was in great condition. I put WD-40 and it seems pretty smooth now. I actually got an older model (the grey one) of this a while back. I know my neighbor has been wanting one so I'll probably sell my older one to him.
Second is a pancake compressor, hose and a set of 3 nail guns. It's a framing, finish, and brad nailer. The framing nailer had a few nicks on the body but functions fine. The other 2 were in great condition both cosmetically and functionally.
And I *may* be getting a BT3100 as well tomorrow from the guy I bought the sander from. I made him an offer for a little more than I paid for the sander and he said if he doesn't sell it at his garage sale today or tomorrow morning he'd let me have it.
Total Cost: $90
Sander: $50
Compressor and nail guns: $40
Here are some pictures for proof...
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LCHIEN
Loring in Katy, TX USA
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