FS: 4" jointer and 9" RAS

[William Claspy]

Sorry for the intrusion boys and girls.

I'm clearing the basement of some of Dad's finger-biters, as follows:

Un-named 4" jointer. Bed is approximately 20" long. Motor is GE. Custom roll-around base included for free! $50 obo.

9" Radial Arm Saw. Swings, tilts and rotates. Mind those digits! Selection of blades included, no extra cost! $75 obo.

are in dandy condition, ready to send a whole new generation of wooddorkers to the hospital for digit repair.

Neither of these suckers can be shipped and must be picked up in Cleveland, Ohio. Or I can meet you within 100 miles of same, preferably near a trout stream somewhere in Pennsylvania.

Package deals encouraged. Make me an offer.

Remove the obvious spam stuff from my email address to reply.

Bill

[Wayne Cattanach]

Well - What about the enticement of a Michigan Blue Ribbon Stream - holding the "sport" seat of an Au Sable riverboat - casting a sampling of bamboo fly rods . .

[Lowell Holmes]

ICYI, the jointer appears to be a Magna (Shopsmith) jointer set up on it's own stand. I have one that my Dad had and still use it. Parts are available from Shopsmith and for what it's capacity is, it does a good job. You can't joint 7' 2x's on it, but anything small enough to handle easily, it works. I have the bulletins and parts list on them if your interested.

Push sticks and safety glasses will prevent injury.

[AArDvarK]

That 4" jointer would be perfect for me as far as sizes go for beginners, but two problems, 1 I am in California, and 2 I don't know what a jointer even does! What does it do??? Joint?

Alex

[AArDvarK]

NM I get it

[Lowell Holmes]

It will make crooked, warped boards flat and straight. :-)

[John Grossbohlin]

I'm not interested in the tools per se but I'd be curious to see some detail photos of jointer stand... it appears to be mobile with a foot actuated lever showing on the end in the RAS photo. It looks like a neat job. Got some photos? .

John