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On 22/12/2018 at 19:34, Stephen Blair said:

I know of 2 mills in the Inverness area up for sale, 1 band saw, 1 blade.  Good value for money.  

‘More projects as they are older but certainly built to last.

Graham on here is selling them.

How do I contact Graham? I managed to fine one 'Graham' but it was the wrong one. :D 

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12 hours ago, trigger_andy said:

How do I contact Graham? I managed to fine one 'Graham' but it was the wrong one. :D 

Got me today though!

 

Theres 5 mills forsale, two circular rack benches and three bandracks (and all our older woodwork machinery)

 

The yankee circular in the photo is built on a steel chassis with a sawdust blast fitted and a 100hp perkins 6cly. weighs around 4 tons and theres a road tow kit for it somewhere but very out of date! sat outside for 3 years

 

two others are a large circular rack bench and a stenner 42 spares 

 

unfinished project is a forestor 900 resaw on a stenner bench, pto driven and semi portable. unfinished because we got the Guilliet instead. can finish the build if required. on a steel chassis so no pit needed.

 

Next photos are the Guilliet that replaced the yankee. A very good old school stationary bandrack on plenty of steel so no blockwork just a pit. still installed and fully working. our best saw yet cuts 16' x 3' with 5'' saws.only forsale due to a new mill that replaces everything 


drop me a PM 

 

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14 hours ago, Graham w said:

Got me today though!

 

Theres 5 mills forsale, two circular rack benches and three bandracks (and all our older woodwork machinery)

 

The yankee circular in the photo is built on a steel chassis with a sawdust blast fitted and a 100hp perkins 6cly. weighs around 4 tons and theres a road tow kit for it somewhere but very out of date! sat outside for 3 years

 

two others are a large circular rack bench and a stenner 42 spares 

 

unfinished project is a forestor 900 resaw on a stenner bench, pto driven and semi portable. unfinished because we got the Guilliet instead. can finish the build if required. on a steel chassis so no pit needed.

 

Next photos are the Guilliet that replaced the yankee. A very good old school stationary bandrack on plenty of steel so no blockwork just a pit. still installed and fully working. our best saw yet cuts 16' x 3' with 5'' saws.only forsale due to a new mill that replaces everything 


drop me a PM 

 

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Awesome Graham! Thanks for sharing. Would love to pop up some time and have a nosy. :D 

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40 minutes ago, trigger_andy said:

Awesome Graham! Thanks for sharing. Would love to pop up some time and have a nosy. :D 

here all the time let me know when ?

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On 23/12/2018 at 10:45, Big J said:

I had the first Trakmet machine in the UK, I believe. Before the dealership in Hereford was set up.

 

They are good machines. Not great, but good. Solidly built and will last a lifetime, as well as being good value for money. From a design point of view they aren't that clever (having worked with a Serra sawmill the other day, that is apparent) and the engineering precision isn't amazing. But, you get what you pay for and I was generally happy with all my machines. We had a sawmill, log deck, frame sawmill, firewood processor with log deck and edger. Only the edger was substandard.

hi J 

 

do you mind sharing why the edger was substandard? 

 

thanks Graham

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