Here's some big iron closing on the 15th. How about a Powermatic 66 for $221???

http://www.auctionnationonline.net/cgi-bin/mnlist.cgi

"Gramps' shop" was heard to mutter:

Here's some big iron closing on the 15th. How about a Powermatic 66 for $221???
http://www.auctionnationonline.net/cgi-bin/mnlist.cgi

I get this message...
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On Saturday, April 12, 2014 10:57:21 AM UTC-5, Casper wrote:
"Gramps' shop" was heard to mutter: Here's some big iron closing on the 15th. How about a Powermatic 66 for $221??? http://www.auctionnationonline.net/cgi-bin/mnlist.cgi I get this message... "does not exist on this server or required files are missing."

Try this: http://www.auctionnationonline.net/c...s.cgi?anation8

If that doesn't work, then Google Auction Nation Online (their main website) and page down to the Tucson Onsite Fairfield listing.

Sonny

On 4/12/2014 9:01 AM, Gramps' shop wrote:
Here's some big iron closing on the 15th. How about a Powermatic 66
for $221???

Or the Delta 5-speed shaper w/ power feeder for $132...

If one has 3ph power, there are bargains always available; w/o "not so
much" altho still can buy the converter for far less than what a
single-phase machine would cost at anything at all near purchase-price.

My problem has always been these auctions are just too far away to be
practical.

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On 4/13/2014 11:43 AM, dpb wrote:
On 4/12/2014 9:01 AM, Gramps' shop wrote:
Here's some big iron closing on the 15th. How about a Powermatic 66
for $221???

Or the Delta 5-speed shaper w/ power feeder for $132...

If one has 3ph power, there are bargains always available; w/o "not so
much" altho still can buy the converter for far less than what a
single-phase machine would cost at anything at all near purchase-price.

My problem has always been these auctions are just too far away to be
practical.

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Same here.

I am thinking that the rotary converter would be a good buy , as he
equipment is so available.

I know many of you would say the static, but if you are going to do it,
do it big...

--
Jeff

I have both 220 and 380 3-ph in my shop. I designed for my Metal
surface grinders.

All that is needed for this is a VFD - it will generate the 3 phase
and control speed.

It would use 220 single phase in the process.

Martin

On 4/13/2014 11:17 AM, woodchucker wrote:
On 4/13/2014 11:43 AM, dpb wrote:
On 4/12/2014 9:01 AM, Gramps' shop wrote:
Here's some big iron closing on the 15th. How about a Powermatic 66
for $221???

Or the Delta 5-speed shaper w/ power feeder for $132...

If one has 3ph power, there are bargains always available; w/o "not so
much" altho still can buy the converter for far less than what a
single-phase machine would cost at anything at all near purchase-price.

My problem has always been these auctions are just too far away to be
practical.

--
Same here.

I am thinking that the rotary converter would be a good buy , as he
equipment is so available.

I know many of you would say the static, but if you are going to do it,
do it big...