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Any recommendations for a jointer around $500 ???
Stationary or table top...
110 v 4" dust collection port Pros or cons welcome. Cons more so, the mfg's will all give me the 'pros' for their models, of course. Been looking at the Delta JT360 and 37-275X X5, Jet 708457K and Grizzlys so far. The Grizzlys appear to have more QC problems. Any help is greatly appreciated. Ron |
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Any recommendations for a jointer around $500 ???
"Ron" wrote in message news:HwDBc.154145$Ly.48640@attbi_s01... Stationary or table top... 110 v 4" dust collection port Pros or cons welcome. Cons more so, the mfg's will all give me the 'pros' for their models, of course. I'd check out the Bridgewood and Yorkcraft from Wilke Machine. www.wilkemach.com |
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Any recommendations for a jointer around $500 ???
On Mon, 21 Jun 2004 15:54:20 GMT, "Ron"
wrote: Stationary or table top... 110 v 4" dust collection port If you're anywhere near NE Florida and can spend a little more, there may be a DJ15 in your future. It more than meets your other specifications. - - LRod Master Woodbutcher and seasoned termite Shamelessly whoring my website since 1999 http://www.woodbutcher.net |
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Any recommendations for a jointer around $500 ???
ThankX for the tip, they look pretty good.
Any experience w/the Bridgewood BW-6R 6" model or the YorkCraft YC-GJ 6". At first glance the YC has the most +'s. Mobile base Higher RPM (4800 vs 4500) Longer fence (35" vs 28") $80 less, based on curreent 'sale' prices (are these their actual normal prices?) Am I missing something? "Edwin Pawlowski" wrote in message .. . "Ron" wrote in message news:HwDBc.154145$Ly.48640@attbi_s01... Stationary or table top... 110 v 4" dust collection port Pros or cons welcome. Cons more so, the mfg's will all give me the 'pros' for their models, of course. I'd check out the Bridgewood and Yorkcraft from Wilke Machine. www.wilkemach.com |
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Any recommendations for a jointer around $500 ???
$299 for the "sale" price? If so, that has been regular for a while.
These are good machines - I like mine and have no trouble with it. I'd buy it again in an instant (unless I could afford some really big piece o' machinery and had room for it, but that's always the case, right?) Jim Kirby Ron wrote: ThankX for the tip, they look pretty good. Any experience w/the Bridgewood BW-6R 6" model or the YorkCraft YC-GJ 6". At first glance the YC has the most +'s. Mobile base Higher RPM (4800 vs 4500) Longer fence (35" vs 28") $80 less, based on curreent 'sale' prices (are these their actual normal prices?) Am I missing something? "Edwin Pawlowski" wrote in message .. . "Ron" wrote in message news:HwDBc.154145$Ly.48640@attbi_s01... Stationary or table top... 110 v 4" dust collection port Pros or cons welcome. Cons more so, the mfg's will all give me the 'pros' for their models, of course. I'd check out the Bridgewood and Yorkcraft from Wilke Machine. www.wilkemach.com -- James T. Kirby Center for Applied Coastal Research University of Delaware Newark, DE 19716 phone: 302-831-2438 fax: 302-831-1228 email: http://chinacat.coastal.udel.edu/~kirby |
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Any recommendations for a jointer around $500 ???
$339 for the YC, $419 for the BW model/
I didn't see $299 listed anywhere, but, I'd think I'd definetly have to jump at that price. $339 isn't bad either. I have to check on S&H charges or decide to take a trip across the state. I'm in SW PA Ron "James T. Kirby" wrote in message ... $299 for the "sale" price? If so, that has been regular for a while. These are good machines - I like mine and have no trouble with it. I'd buy it again in an instant (unless I could afford some really big piece o' machinery and had room for it, but that's always the case, right?) Jim Kirby Ron wrote: ThankX for the tip, they look pretty good. Any experience w/the Bridgewood BW-6R 6" model or the YorkCraft YC-GJ 6". At first glance the YC has the most +'s. Mobile base Higher RPM (4800 vs 4500) Longer fence (35" vs 28") $80 less, based on curreent 'sale' prices (are these their actual normal prices?) Am I missing something? "Edwin Pawlowski" wrote in message .. . "Ron" wrote in message news:HwDBc.154145$Ly.48640@attbi_s01... Stationary or table top... 110 v 4" dust collection port Pros or cons welcome. Cons more so, the mfg's will all give me the 'pros' for their models, of course. I'd check out the Bridgewood and Yorkcraft from Wilke Machine. www.wilkemach.com -- James T. Kirby Center for Applied Coastal Research University of Delaware Newark, DE 19716 phone: 302-831-2438 fax: 302-831-1228 email: http://chinacat.coastal.udel.edu/~kirby |
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Any recommendations for a jointer around $500 ???
Hi, I also have the Yorkcraft 6"er, no problems at all. A tad over a year
old. Would buy another in a heart beat. Tony James T. Kirby wrote in message ... $299 for the "sale" price? If so, that has been regular for a while. These are good machines - I like mine and have no trouble with it. I'd buy it again in an instant (unless I could afford some really big piece o' machinery and had room for it, but that's always the case, right?) Jim Kirby Ron wrote: ThankX for the tip, they look pretty good. Any experience w/the Bridgewood BW-6R 6" model or the YorkCraft YC-GJ 6". At first glance the YC has the most +'s. Mobile base Higher RPM (4800 vs 4500) Longer fence (35" vs 28") $80 less, based on curreent 'sale' prices (are these their actual normal prices?) Am I missing something? "Edwin Pawlowski" wrote in message .. . "Ron" wrote in message news:HwDBc.154145$Ly.48640@attbi_s01... Stationary or table top... 110 v 4" dust collection port Pros or cons welcome. Cons more so, the mfg's will all give me the 'pros' for their models, of course. I'd check out the Bridgewood and Yorkcraft from Wilke Machine. www.wilkemach.com -- James T. Kirby Center for Applied Coastal Research University of Delaware Newark, DE 19716 phone: 302-831-2438 fax: 302-831-1228 email: http://chinacat.coastal.udel.edu/~kirby |
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Any recommendations for a jointer around $500 ???
Second hand gets more.
I'd like it longer, but my old C'man works fine for $200. Wilson "Ron" wrote in message news:HwDBc.154145$Ly.48640@attbi_s01... Stationary or table top... 110 v 4" dust collection port Pros or cons welcome. Cons more so, the mfg's will all give me the 'pros' for their models, of course. Been looking at the Delta JT360 and 37-275X X5, Jet 708457K and Grizzlys so far. The Grizzlys appear to have more QC problems. Any help is greatly appreciated. Ron |
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Any recommendations for a jointer around $500 ???
My brand new Yorkcraft, 8 inch, is just about perfect. Everything works the
way it should, the tables are flat and parallel out of the box. Dave "Wilson" wrote in message ink.net... Second hand gets more. I'd like it longer, but my old C'man works fine for $200. Wilson "Ron" wrote in message news:HwDBc.154145$Ly.48640@attbi_s01... Stationary or table top... 110 v 4" dust collection port Pros or cons welcome. Cons more so, the mfg's will all give me the 'pros' for their models, of course. Been looking at the Delta JT360 and 37-275X X5, Jet 708457K and Grizzlys so far. The Grizzlys appear to have more QC problems. Any help is greatly appreciated. Ron |
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"Ron" wrote in message news:HwDBc.154145$Ly.48640@attbi_s01... The Grizzlys appear to have more QC problems. More than Delta? LOL. Ok. Brian. |
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"WD" wrote in message ... On Mon, 21 Jun 2004 19:47:10 GMT, "Ron" wrote: $339 for the YC, $419 for the BW model/ Yea, $299, but watch the FREIGHT CHARGES!!! Yeah, they'll tack on another $200 in freight to the west coast. Brian. |
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Any recommendations for a jointer around $500 ???
Stationary or table top...
110 v 4" dust collection port Pros or cons welcome. Cons more so, the mfg's will all give me the 'pros' for their models, of course. I'd check out the Bridgewood and Yorkcraft from Wilke Machine. www.wilkemach.com Been lurking for about 8 months. WILEMACH and most of you guys are East of the Alleghenies while I am West of the Rockies. You all talk about wood as if it were growing on trees right outside your windows. Wrote to Wilemach as I fell for a jointer they had for about $299 but they wanted another $200 to mail it to my house. I thought they might rent a plane and parachute it in for that kind of money! So, continue to drive me crazy for a while until I find some folks out here that can make sawdust as well. And they won't be TOO much like Bay Area Dave! @@@@@@@@@@@ There may be a screw lose in the head but it is always the tongue that rattles |
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Any recommendations for a jointer around $500 ???
"Len" wrote in message Wrote to Wilemach as I fell for a jointer they had for about $299 but they wanted another $200 to mail it to my house. On the west coast, look for Sunhill About the same price and based near your ocean. Ed |
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Any recommendations for a jointer around $500 ???
I've been pretty happy with my Sunhill 6". Would have preferred an
8" but just couldn't afford the $$. They're website is www.sunhillmachinery.com Unfortunately, it looks like they're updating it and there are no prices online. I seem to remember paying around $375 for it (including shipping from Wash. to me in NM) Cheers, cc |
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Any recommendations for a jointer around $500 ???
I have a used Ridgid 6", with spare knives, in excellent condition,
for $275. I liked it, it works great, and I'd still be using it if I didn't buy a DJ-20. This machine compares favorably with all of the machines you mention. Contact me @ nospam at snet dot net if interested. Barry On Mon, 21 Jun 2004 15:54:20 GMT, "Ron" wrote: Stationary or table top... 110 v 4" dust collection port Pros or cons welcome. Cons more so, the mfg's will all give me the 'pros' for their models, of course. Been looking at the Delta JT360 and 37-275X X5, Jet 708457K and Grizzlys so far. The Grizzlys appear to have more QC problems. Any help is greatly appreciated. Ron |
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Any recommendations for a jointer around $500 ???
Be prepared to wait for months and months and months with Sunhill. And be
prepared for them to jerk you around with "next week" or "at the end of this month" all the while. Brian. "Edwin Pawlowski" wrote in message ... "Len" wrote in message Wrote to Wilemach as I fell for a jointer they had for about $299 but they wanted another $200 to mail it to my house. On the west coast, look for Sunhill About the same price and based near your ocean. Ed |
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Bill wrote in message ... In article , says... Be prepared to wait for months and months and months with Sunhill. And be prepared for them to jerk you around with "next week" or "at the end of this month" all the while. Brian. I have to disagree with this post. I'm on the east coast and purchased a Sunhill 6" jointer about 8 months ago. I received it about a week after ordering it. I think it's a great machine. I got them to throw in an extra set of knives and a dust port. I cant remember what I ended up paying but with freight it was much less than $500. So far the machines been great. I like the extra bed length too. I also have this jointer. Although I waited longer than a week for mine, I would not say that I was jerked around. They were straight forward about the wait time. The jointer has been trouble free and accurate. I simply bolted it together, adjusted the fence, and it worked great. Brian |
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Any recommendations for a jointer around $500 ???
Be prepared to wait for months and months and months with Sunhill. And be
prepared for them to jerk you around with "next week" or "at the end of this month" all the while. I have to disagree with this post. I'm on the east coast and purchased a Sunhill 6" jointer about 8 months ago. I received it about a week after ordering it. I think it's a great machine. I got them to throw in an extra set of knives and a dust port. I cant remember what I ended up paying but with freight it was much less than $500. So far the machines been great. I like the extra bed length too. Based on this I emailed them and asked their price for one item. Wrote back a couple days later and "Please contact our regional dealer in NC. Steve H. Wall Lumber co. (800) 633-4062 or (336) 427-0637" I am getting grumpy in my adage. Why didn't he just send me the price of that model to my zip code, as I asked? Not being a friendly guy and talking to sales people always puts me off.......well, I'll break down, maybe, but North Carolina is not California! We will see. Thanks for the post/reply thingy. ------ "Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other." -John Adams |
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