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I bought two chunks of metal from some small woodworking factory. I
bought them for $20 because I liked the 3 HP 1725 RPM 1 phase motor. But then the guy told me that it is a Rockwell planer and that something is wrong with it but it should be minor. Because of the small amount of money I paid, I believe that guy 100% (he had no reason to lie, IOW). For now I only picked up the motor part (base), but can come back for the second top part with cutters. So my question is, is there some value in an old somewhat broken Rockwell planer, or should I just take the 1 phase motor out and use it for my own purposes? |
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