On Aug 21, 3:31*am, Gunner Gunner Asch wrote:
Ive been going through my **** and Ive got about 6 sets of drafting
machines I need to clear out.

Like these:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/VEMCO-3500-1...with-18-and-12...

Ive got Bruning, Vemco and some nice Japanese Mutohs. Short ones, one
LONG one and the rest are mixed. Everything is in good shape and
working fine. Some of them have the magnifying glass on the degree
wheel. High dollar machines in their day.

Anyone want one? *$20 swap/trade/sell plus shipping in a cardboard
box.

I dont have scales for most of them..you will have to pick them up
elsewhere...ebay has em. I do have a couple sets..first come first
served. Ill toss in a set of scales for no extra charge until I run
out of them.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Drafting-Mac...EMCO-K-E-MUTOH...

Id swap a couple 3 or so of them for a K&E drafting machine. My
electic Mayline *board is 5' x 4' so as long as it was close....shrug.
Hell..Id swap all of them for a K&E in good shape to fit my board.
K&E or Nuolt is fine.

This style..http://www.ebay.com/itm/K-E-Auto-Flo...Machine-Keuffe...

Gunner

* One bleeding-heart type asked me in a recent interview if I did not
agree that "violence begets violence." I told him that it is my
earnest endeavor to see that it does. I would like very much to ensure
- and in some cases I have - that any man who offers violence to his
fellow citizen begets a whole lot more in return than he can enjoy.

* * * - Jeff Cooper

**** is right.

A word of warning for anyone thinking about dealing with Gummer.

His source for his "****" are dumpsters behind failed
companies...after anything of value has been sold off and the addicts
are done sifting through it.

Quality is always, always suspect.

He is now trying to pawn off a climbing harness...would you trust your
life and life savings to something he found in the dumpster?

Gummer also has a long history of taking your money and suddenly not
being able to remember anything...many individuals can attest to this
behavior.

If you choose to deal with him, demand to examine the item ahead of
time ON HIS DIME and only after you are satisfied should any money be
exchanged..and fully document the transaction.

He also has a long, long history of selling stuff that he has no clear
ownership to...nor will he sign off that he is the legal owner of the
merchandise. Buying hot merchandise is a sure way to learn about our
legal system.

When the phase "Buyer beware" was coined, they had Gummer aka Mark
Wieber of Taft, CA in mind.

TMT