Offering up some stuff on here before it all goes to ebay. Please excuse the pictures. It's dark and rainy today and I've tried to brighten them up. All prices plus shipping.
1. RTS 400 EQ. No plug it, I've dedicated it to something else. Pad is a little tired, but the paper still sticks pretty well. I've heard that you can switch between the square and delta pad with the EQ but not with the REQ, so that's a plus. $100.
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2. Domino systainer. I think this is a sys1? I'm not sure on the sizes. Never seen a job site. Pretty much brand new aside from the saw dust. Good insert and paper label on the lid. $50.
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3. ETS 150 systainer. I think sys2? Not as nice as the domino systainer, but in good usable condition with the insert and paper label. Missing the little cover on the t-loc, but the t-loc works fine. $50.
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4. TS55 classic systainer. This looks like an oldie. Maybe an OG systainer. Lid has war wounds and a good sized crack in the lid, maybe the lid can be replaced. No insert or anything inside. I don't use it and offering it up here seems better than tossing it. $30.
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5. TS55 Rip/Parallel guide. The two poles have some splay (really hard to show on camera, as you really need to sight them to see it). They straighten out when They're clamped in the saw. I have used it and it does create an accurate, straight rip. $30.
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6. Makita 110 mm hand held planer. Made in Japan. Long cord and new set of blades. $150.
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7. Books on Japanese carpentry/woodworking. All paperback. Sold as a lot. $50.
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8. Tage Frid Teaches Woodworking 1-2-3. Hardback. $50.
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9. Two timber framing books. One on technique and one historical. $40.
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1. RTS 400 EQ. No plug it, I've dedicated it to something else. Pad is a little tired, but the paper still sticks pretty well. I've heard that you can switch between the square and delta pad with the EQ but not with the REQ, so that's a plus. $100.
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2. Domino systainer. I think this is a sys1? I'm not sure on the sizes. Never seen a job site. Pretty much brand new aside from the saw dust. Good insert and paper label on the lid. $50.
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3. ETS 150 systainer. I think sys2? Not as nice as the domino systainer, but in good usable condition with the insert and paper label. Missing the little cover on the t-loc, but the t-loc works fine. $50.
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4. TS55 classic systainer. This looks like an oldie. Maybe an OG systainer. Lid has war wounds and a good sized crack in the lid, maybe the lid can be replaced. No insert or anything inside. I don't use it and offering it up here seems better than tossing it. $30.
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5. TS55 Rip/Parallel guide. The two poles have some splay (really hard to show on camera, as you really need to sight them to see it). They straighten out when They're clamped in the saw. I have used it and it does create an accurate, straight rip. $30.
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6. Makita 110 mm hand held planer. Made in Japan. Long cord and new set of blades. $150.
[attachimg=13]
[attachimg=14]
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7. Books on Japanese carpentry/woodworking. All paperback. Sold as a lot. $50.
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8. Tage Frid Teaches Woodworking 1-2-3. Hardback. $50.
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9. Two timber framing books. One on technique and one historical. $40.
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