On Sun, 12 Dec 2004 18:50:31 GMT, Charles Morrill
wrote:

Is their a consensus out there regarding small surface grinders?
I may be moving in that direction when I get back on my feet after an
illness so I'm trying to find out as much as I can about them. There
seem to be a whole lot of Boyar-Schultzs out there - at least on ebay -
for not an incredible amout of money. Then there is a Reid machine
described in all caps from someone in Hartford...that looks a little
risky..
It's all probably just a pipe dream, but I've got to stay off
machines for at least a couple weeks until I heal up after a rare
epileptic siezure. Hey, at least I can dream and catch up on those
copies of The Machinist Bedside Reader from last Christmas.

Charles Morrill

Charles..where are you located? Ive 2 Boyer Shultz grinders that are
project machines..one needs spindle bearings and the other an infeed
nut, that Id lelt go very very reasonably. Cheap as hell in fact G

They both of course need a clean up and paint. Shrug. Either will
clean up and be good machines.

Im near Bakersfield California.

gunner

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