I have the following:

2ea. Armstrong lathe bits 86-561
2ea. Armstrong lathe bits 86-559
1ea. HHS #2 center drill
2ea. HHS #4 center drill

Everything is brand new. How's $25 for the lot sound? NJ

Ron

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I have the following:

2ea. Armstrong lathe bits 86-561
2ea. Armstrong lathe bits 86-559
1ea. HHS #2 center drill
2ea. HHS #4 center drill

Everything is brand new. How's $25 for the lot sound? NJ

About a factor of 5 too high. GWE

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I have the following:

2ea. Armstrong lathe bits 86-561
2ea. Armstrong lathe bits 86-559

You'd be better of with a size description than the numbers you listed.
Few of us are likely to have an Armstrong catalog. What size are they?
1/4" square?

Harold

Jeeze, Harold! He hoped you wouldn't ask.

Bob Swinney
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wrote in message
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I have the following:

2ea. Armstrong lathe bits 86-561
2ea. Armstrong lathe bits 86-559

You'd be better of with a size description than the numbers you listed.
Few of us are likely to have an Armstrong catalog. What size are they?
1/4" square?

Harold

They are 5/16. The 561 is round nose turning, the 559 is LH turning

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They are 5/16. The 561 is round nose turning, the 559 is LH turning


Put 'em on ebay, they'll bring what they're worth there.

John

Let me try one more time here before Ebay. $20 for all plus ship.
Ron

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Let me try one more time here before Ebay. $20 for all plus ship.
Ron

Let me try one time. Two bucks. You pay the shipping.

John Martin

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Let me try one more time here before Ebay. $20 for all plus ship.

Ron, your prices are ridiculous. Put them on ebay, if you have a credit card and
an ebay seller's account and can figure out how. You'll get a real education.

Grant

Selling anything on eBay for less than about $20 is a net loss for the
seller. You might be better off keeping them in a drawer or selling them
at a local yard sale.


Grant Erwin wrote:
wrote:

Let me try one more time here before Ebay. $20 for all plus ship.


Ron, your prices are ridiculous. Put them on ebay, if you have a credit
card and an ebay seller's account and can figure out how. You'll get a
real education.

Grant

Tim Killian wrote:
Selling anything on eBay for less than about $20 is a net loss for the
seller. You might be better off keeping them in a drawer or selling them
at a local yard sale.

Yes, but when nobody bid or they bid it up to only $1 or so (all that a few used
no-name lathe bits are worth) then the OP would realize that he isn't MSC and
can't charge their prices and maybe (hopefully) stop bugging us. - GWE

Show me where I can get brand new HSS bits and center drills for a
dollar, I take as many as I can get!!!!

Ron