Where to sell metalworking equip.

[holzbt]

I've got two old machines that I've been requested to remove from my garage. One is an old flat belt drill press and the other a flat belt horizontal mill that's been converted to v-belt. Is there a site similar to "Old Wood Working Machines" for metal working machines? If not where on eBay would I list these? Should I consider these antiques or just put them in with the modern machines?

[holzbt]

I've got two old machines that I've been requested to remove from my garage. One is an old flat belt drill press and the other a flat belt horizontal mill that's been converted to v-belt. Is there a site similar to "Old Wood Working Machines" for metal working machines? If not where on eBay would I list these? Should I consider these antiques or just put them in with the modern machines?

[holzbt]

I've got two old machines that I've been requested to remove from my garage. One is an old flat belt drill press and the other a flat belt horizontal mill that's been converted to v-belt. Is there a site similar to "Old Wood Working Machines" for metal working machines? If not where on eBay would I list these? Should I consider these antiques or just put them in with the modern machines?

[seayou77]

The Slater Mill in Pawtucket RI has a flat belt system opperational. It is used to produce the pieces which keep the museum functional.

[seayou77]

The Slater Mill in Pawtucket RI has a flat belt system opperational. It is used to produce the pieces which keep the museum functional.

[seayou77]

The Slater Mill in Pawtucket RI has a flat belt system opperational. It is used to produce the pieces which keep the museum functional.

[Nicholas Carey]

This metalhead site might have something:

http://www.angelfire.com/ks/mcguirk/mwlinks.html

And the boyz over at USENET's rec.crafts.metalworking (http://groups-beta.google.com/group/rec.crafts.metalworking) almost certainly can help. Here's the r.c.m FAQ: http://w3.uwyo.edu/~metal/ (which might well alos point to appropriate places).

[Nicholas Carey]

This metalhead site might have something:

http://www.angelfire.com/ks/mcguirk/mwlinks.html

And the boyz over at USENET's rec.crafts.metalworking (http://groups-beta.google.com/group/rec.crafts.metalworking) almost certainly can help. Here's the r.c.m FAQ: http://w3.uwyo.edu/~metal/ (which might well alos point to appropriate places).

[Nicholas Carey]

This metalhead site might have something:

http://www.angelfire.com/ks/mcguirk/mwlinks.html

And the boyz over at USENET's rec.crafts.metalworking (http://groups-beta.google.com/group/rec.crafts.metalworking) almost certainly can help. Here's the r.c.m FAQ: http://w3.uwyo.edu/~metal/ (which might well alos point to appropriate places).

[ssor]

Those ain't old! I trained on that sort of machinery when I went to trades school.

[ssor]

Those ain't old! I trained on that sort of machinery when I went to trades school.

[ssor]

Those ain't old! I trained on that sort of machinery when I went to trades school.