Jointer Gloat

On 18 Mar 2005 01:30:55 GMT, Michael Burton
<mhburton@tbird-hardwoodsdotcom> wrote:

> I finally have what I thought was a semi-decent gloat. :-) I have been
>looking for months for a deal on a used DJ-20 and I finally found one in
>like new condition for $650. The beds and fence look brand new and are nice
>and straight. The only blemished I could find on the machine are just a few
>tiny scratches on the base. The only mechanical thing I found wrong was
>that two missing knife depth adjusters on the cutter head. It is a pain in
>the butt getting the knives checked and adjusted before I ran it. For about
>$6.00 it will be good as new.

You suck and you are making it very difficult for me to move my DJ15
at the price I want to get for it (which is more than you paid for
your -20).

I have to move the -15 because I bought a used -20 eighteen months ago
at quite a bit more than you paid for yours.

You suck.

Yes, I said it twice.

--
LRod

Master Woodbutcher and seasoned termite

Shamelessly whoring my website since 1999

http://www.woodbutcher.net

"Michael Burton" <mhburton@tbird-hardwoodsdotcom> wrote in message
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> I finally have what I thought was a semi-decent gloat. :-) I have been
> looking for months for a deal on a used DJ-20 and I finally found one in
> like new condition for $650.

> For about
> $6.00 it will be good as new.
>

Great deal at $650, but now that the total is going to be $656, you got
ripped off. Unload it while you can. Where do you live and will you be
there yet tonight?