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Wadkin 20” Planer. 18” Thicknesser.


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1 hour ago, trigger_andy said:

Buying this off of a mate today. I’ve used it for years and it’s a cracking bit of kit. 
 

Getting it delivered for £1500. Seems like a good price?

 

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Probably about right if you know it is good.  Large old three phase machinery has quite a low value as it is too big for most DIY types and too old for many professionals.

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6 hours ago, Squaredy said:

Probably about right if you know it is good.  Large old three phase machinery has quite a low value as it is too big for most DIY types and too old for many professionals.

Its a funny market for sure. 

 

He was offered £2200 but I sweetened the deal with a buy-back option and he can use it when he needs to. 

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Bargain, what else would you get for that money?

Bullet proof old machines, an uncle of mine still runs an identical one today. its 3 generations in the family now and has never had a thing done to it, apart from blades as needed and a switch box when he moved it into his new (20 years ago) workshop.

be gentle transporting it though, they can be hard to get back true again if they get a whack or twist.

Hope you have an extractor!

 

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4 hours ago, Conor Wright said:

Bargain, what else would you get for that money?

Bullet proof old machines, an uncle of mine still runs an identical one today. its 3 generations in the family now and has never had a thing done to it, apart from blades as needed and a switch box when he moved it into his new (20 years ago) workshop.

be gentle transporting it though, they can be hard to get back true again if they get a whack or twist.

Hope you have an extractor!

 

Good point regarding transportation! Ill need to be there when its moved then. My mates roped Jewsons into moving it for us. :D

 

Yeh, I have an extractor that I bought for my Log Cabin Log Molder. Its a twin bag 3ph machine so should be up to the job

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11 hours ago, trigger_andy said:

Good point regarding transportation! Ill need to be there when its moved then. My mates roped Jewsons into moving it for us. :D

 

Yeh, I have an extractor that I bought for my Log Cabin Log Molder. Its a twin bag 3ph machine so should be up to the job

Looking at the machine it is difficult to see where the extraction pipes will go.  As it is a surface planer and a thicknesser it will need two extraction hoses, and I would say they will need to be re-arranged when you go from surface planing to thicknessing.  This will be the most difficult aspect of setup I would say.

 

 Is it currently used without extraction?

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