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Thread: Gloat - Steel City Planer

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    Gloat - Steel City Planer

    http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/tls/1892152160.html
    In case the listing disappears, it is a Steel City 40200H. I paid the asking price, didn't even haggle. It was missing the manual and the box, but has not been used. I've been prowling craigslist listings for a while, some of you answered my questions about about a 15" 220 volt Powermatic, but I'm not wired for 220, and honestly my shop is half of a two car garage so space is a premium, a lunchbox planer fits better.
    I had been hemming and hawing on a Rigid R4330 for a while, and then I saw this and jumped at it.
    Never thought I'd have a gloat.

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    Ya' done good !

    Congrats !!

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    Bending the rules a little, and letting the CL photo stand in for your own, in your shop, photo;



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    Quote Originally Posted by Will Overton View Post
    Bending the rules a little, and letting the CL photo stand in for your own, in your shop, photo;
    I might be able to to get a picture in the back of my car. I have to finish my workbench, and build a stand for this bad boy now. I'm too embarrassed to photograph my shop at this stage.

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    Nice you suck sign Will.

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    Wow, brand new and 50% off. That's an awesome score and you most definitely suck.

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    "Remember back in the day, when things were made by hand, and people took pride in their work?"
    - Rick Dale

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    Awesome deal! I ponied up full price for the same planer and really like it (also fits my needs with 1/2 of a 2 car garage). Don't worry about not having a manual - my new unopened one in the box never had one.

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    Just in case you didn't realize it, the manual is available online from Steel City.

    http://steelcitytoolworks.com/produc...00H_manual.pdf

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    since you were considering the 4330, this was a good choice. it's the same planer as the ridgid tp1300, but with a helical head. all the controls are in the same place and the manuals are identical, except for the parts that deal with the cutter head. ya done good!

  11. #11
    Congrats. The jointer and planer really take yr work to whole nuther level. You'll love it. Just get yrself some earplugs

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    I have to agree with the others......
    YOU SUCK!!
    Good goin'

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