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    small gloat, I guess

    I'm bartering for a few tools, here are pictures of them, the pictures aren't very good. The tools haven't been used in 5-7 years. It's a Delta 46-541 lathe (I don't know the first thing about lathes...), a DJ20, and a Delta mortiser. So far, I'm doing good, I managed to break the weld on the mobile base of the DJ20 when I took it out of my trailer

    Looks like I'll be breaking out my welder.
    Ed
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    uh oh, wrong picture of mortiser

    here's the picture.
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    Looks like you made a great deal!
    Congrats!
    Jim

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    What did you have to give up to get that cache of tools? I'd bet it was more than the dovetail jig

    PS If this is a small gloat, I wonder what you would classify as a major gloat? This looks to be several thousand bucks worth of stuff there. I just got a new compressor and am giddy with gloat.
    Last edited by Larry Browning; 09-05-2004 at 9:00 AM.
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    He scores! Nice haul, Ed. And yes, this qualifies as a MAJOR gloat...and even has the pictures to prove it.
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    the answer

    I'm doing a bunch of labor for a lady along with some friends in exchange for the tools. Ok, I bought a bunch of material yesterday for her too. We've got two
    decks to put in, plus some electrical, plumbing, etc. We're having to work around years of sprinkler pipe repairs, wierd wiring situations, sewer pipes, and all sorts of stuff we had no idea was there. After yesterday, it was occurring to me that it might be easier to have just paid for the tools. The problem is, she needs the help more than the money.

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    Been in messes like that Ed. CYA!
    But that is a Hat Trick!!
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