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Machining tools stores in SF Bay Area?
Is there any store in San Francisco that cares machining stuff?
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Alex wrote:
Is there any store in San Francisco that cares machining stuff? Thanks Not SF, but Valley Tool in San Jose and Western Tool is in San Leandro (I think). Been away from the gray bay for a time. buckshot |
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"Alex" wrote in message ... Is there any store in San Francisco that cares machining stuff? Thanks I have been looking for the same thing with little luck. I do plan a trip to check out Scott Machinery near Sacramento as they carry quite a few new and used machine tools. I ran into them at an antique tractor show recently. www.scottmachinery.com. Good luck! John |
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"michael" wrote in message ... Alex wrote: Is there any store in San Francisco that cares machining stuff? Thanks Not SF, but Valley Tool in San Jose and Western Tool is in San Leandro (I think). Been away from the gray bay for a time. buckshot [Actually Western Tool moved out (of Oakland, near San Leandro) due to freeway expansion claiming their building. They're in Livermore now: http://www.westtool.com/ ] Andrew Werby www.computersculpture.com |
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"John Horner" wrote in message newsx4de.18325$lZ.9480@trnddc04... "Alex" wrote in message ... Is there any store in San Francisco that cares machining stuff? Thanks I have been looking for the same thing with little luck. I do plan a trip to check out Scott Machinery near Sacramento as they carry quite a few new and used machine tools. I ran into them at an antique tractor show recently. www.scottmachinery.com. Some of us locals consider Scott Machinery to be the best place to find THE ABSOLUTE HIGHEST price on any machine tool. I have visited many stores in San Jose, San Carlos, Fremont, the South Bay and East Bay areas over the years. I always check the local yellow pages for machinery dealers when visiting the area and there are (were) lots of them to be found. |
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Is that guy still over there in Santa Cruz? Rowe Machinery? His Web page
still works .. http://www.rowe-machinery.com I've bought a coupla things from him. He's a good guy, too. GWE John Kunkel wrote: "John Horner" wrote in message newsx4de.18325$lZ.9480@trnddc04... "Alex" wrote in message om... Is there any store in San Francisco that cares machining stuff? Thanks I have been looking for the same thing with little luck. I do plan a trip to check out Scott Machinery near Sacramento as they carry quite a few new and used machine tools. I ran into them at an antique tractor show recently. www.scottmachinery.com. Some of us locals consider Scott Machinery to be the best place to find THE ABSOLUTE HIGHEST price on any machine tool. I have visited many stores in San Jose, San Carlos, Fremont, the South Bay and East Bay areas over the years. I always check the local yellow pages for machinery dealers when visiting the area and there are (were) lots of them to be found. |
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Andrew Werby wrote:
"michael" wrote in message ... Alex wrote: Is there any store in San Francisco that cares machining stuff? Thanks Not SF, but Valley Tool in San Jose and Western Tool is in San Leandro (I think). Been away from the gray bay for a time. buckshot [Actually Western Tool moved out (of Oakland, near San Leandro) due to freeway expansion claiming their building. They're in Livermore now: http://www.westtool.com/ ] Andrew Werby www.computersculpture.com Did not know they closed that store. Have been sending cheques to Livermore for quite some time, however. |
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Grant Erwin wrote:
Is that guy still over there in Santa Cruz? Rowe Machinery? His Web page still works .. http://www.rowe-machinery.com I've bought a coupla things from him. He's a good guy, too. GWE I was trying to remember that one. Also, Tool Technology is in either Fremont or Milpitas. buckshot John Kunkel wrote: "John Horner" wrote in message newsx4de.18325$lZ.9480@trnddc04... "Alex" wrote in message ... Is there any store in San Francisco that cares machining stuff? Thanks I have been looking for the same thing with little luck. I do plan a trip to check out Scott Machinery near Sacramento as they carry quite a few new and used machine tools. I ran into them at an antique tractor show recently. www.scottmachinery.com. Some of us locals consider Scott Machinery to be the best place to find THE ABSOLUTE HIGHEST price on any machine tool. I have visited many stores in San Jose, San Carlos, Fremont, the South Bay and East Bay areas over the years. I always check the local yellow pages for machinery dealers when visiting the area and there are (were) lots of them to be found. |
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He was just before I moved out. Web page should tell.
Martin Grant Erwin wrote: Is that guy still over there in Santa Cruz? Rowe Machinery? His Web page still works .. http://www.rowe-machinery.com I've bought a coupla things from him. He's a good guy, too. GWE John Kunkel wrote: "John Horner" wrote in message newsx4de.18325$lZ.9480@trnddc04... "Alex" wrote in message ... Is there any store in San Francisco that cares machining stuff? Thanks I have been looking for the same thing with little luck. I do plan a trip to check out Scott Machinery near Sacramento as they carry quite a few new and used machine tools. I ran into them at an antique tractor show recently. www.scottmachinery.com. Some of us locals consider Scott Machinery to be the best place to find THE ABSOLUTE HIGHEST price on any machine tool. I have visited many stores in San Jose, San Carlos, Fremont, the South Bay and East Bay areas over the years. I always check the local yellow pages for machinery dealers when visiting the area and there are (were) lots of them to be found. -- Martin Eastburn @ home at Lion's Lair with our computer lionslair at consolidated dot net NRA LOH, NRA Life NRA Second Amendment Task Force Charter Founder ----== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com - Unlimited-Uncensored-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeeds.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! 120,000+ Newsgroups ----= East and West-Coast Server Farms - Total Privacy via Encryption =---- |
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Don't know about machines themselves, but all the other stuff... (cutters,
etc., etc.): Western Tool has a branch in San Jose. They are real professionals and very nice people to deal with. And Advanced Tool is just a couple blocks further up the street. Also well up on my "good guy" list. Used stuff... Triangle in San Jose has an interesting and ever-changing collection. And Rowe Machine in Santa Cruz has a lot of stuff, including an occasional machine, but they tend to specialize in measurement equipment. And it's worth the trip over just to meet Bob Rowe. He's the sort of businessman who regards his customers as personal friends and vice versa. Jerry "Alex" wrote in message ... Is there any store in San Francisco that cares machining stuff? Thanks |
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"Alex" wrote in message
... Is there any store in San Francisco that cares machining stuff? Is there anything in particular you're looking for? KBC Tools & Machinery has a branch in Hayward: 1751 Sabre Hayward, CA 94546 I've never been to their store, but I've ordered from them over the phone. Their service was very good, as are some of their sale prices. 1-800-521-1740 http://www.kbctools.com/usa/main.cfm Regards, Michael |
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DeepDiver wrote:
KBC Tools & Machinery has a branch in Hayward: 1751 Sabre Hayward, CA 94546 I've never been to their store, but I've ordered from them over the phone. Their service was very good, as are some of their sale prices. 1-800-521-1740 http://www.kbctools.com/usa/main.cfm Second that. Their current sale flyer has a nice set of Silver & Deming, 33/64-1" by 64ths, for a 2-digit number. That's 32 big drills for about 2-3 bucks apiece, brand new in a matched set. After the big MSC sale on CBN wheels I missed, KBC had the next-best price on a CBN wheel that mounts on a Baldor "carbide grinder", too. - GWE |
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