Anyone have experience with the 55220? It's a 26" dual drum sander.
Looks great, also expensive. Looks like the only dealer here in the
chicago area is berland's. They're supposed to call me back with the
price. If it's $2500 or less, I might opt for that one instead of the
performax 22/44. I bet it's a lot more. :-(
I see that steel city also has what looks like a 16/32 clone.
brian
brianlanning wrote:
> Anyone have experience with the 55220? It's a 26" dual drum sander.
> Looks great, also expensive. Looks like the only dealer here in the
> chicago area is berland's. They're supposed to call me back with the
> price. If it's $2500 or less, I might opt for that one instead of the
> performax 22/44. I bet it's a lot more. :-(
Oh man. It's $1849. Plus he said he's split the freight with me which
would be another $150. So $2000.
http://www.steelcitytoolworks.com/products_tools.cfm?section=2&category=10&tool=55220
485lbs
dual drum
variable speed feed
3hp
25.5" wide
5 year warrantee
My only compaint is it has a 1/4" minimum stock thickenss. For that I
can make a sled.
Assuming the build quality is as good as I hear, these people are
really going to hurt grizzly.
brian
"JGS" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> They do look the same. I wonder what makes for the 70# difference? JG
I think that is a 50# difference, 535#'s vs. 485#'s. The difference between
shipping weight and net weight.
They do look the same. I wonder what makes for the 70# difference? JG
"L d'Bonnie" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> brianlanning wrote:
>> brianlanning wrote:
>>> Anyone have experience with the 55220? It's a 26" dual drum sander.
>>> Looks great, also expensive. Looks like the only dealer here in the
>>> chicago area is berland's. They're supposed to call me back with the
>>> price. If it's $2500 or less, I might opt for that one instead of the
>>> performax 22/44. I bet it's a lot more. :-(
>>
>> Oh man. It's $1849. Plus he said he's split the freight with me which
>> would be another $150. So $2000.
>>
>> http://www.steelcitytoolworks.com/products_tools.cfm?section=2&category=10&tool=55220
>>
>> 485lbs
>> dual drum
>> variable speed feed
>> 3hp
>> 25.5" wide
>> 5 year warrantee
>>
>> My only compaint is it has a 1/4" minimum stock thickenss. For that I
>> can make a sled.
>>
>> Assuming the build quality is as good as I hear, these people are
>> really going to hurt grizzly.
>>
>> brian
>
> Big brothers, little brothers? One factory with a different sign
> on every wall?
>
> http://www.kingcanada.com/Products.htm?CD=16&ID=653
>
> or
>
> http://www.general.ca/pagemach/machines/15250a.html
>
> Picked up the General 24 " last week. Nice machine, smooth as silk.
>
> Tightened up two bolts to hold the power switch, put on the hight
> adjusting handle and it was ready to go.
>
> Tad under $1900 CDN.
>
> I've got a General table saw and 14 " band saw. Very happy with
> their products.
>
> LdB
brianlanning wrote:
> brianlanning wrote:
>> Anyone have experience with the 55220? It's a 26" dual drum sander.
>> Looks great, also expensive. Looks like the only dealer here in the
>> chicago area is berland's. They're supposed to call me back with the
>> price. If it's $2500 or less, I might opt for that one instead of the
>> performax 22/44. I bet it's a lot more. :-(
>
> Oh man. It's $1849. Plus he said he's split the freight with me which
> would be another $150. So $2000.
>
> http://www.steelcitytoolworks.com/products_tools.cfm?section=2&category=10&tool=55220
>
> 485lbs
> dual drum
> variable speed feed
> 3hp
> 25.5" wide
> 5 year warrantee
>
> My only compaint is it has a 1/4" minimum stock thickenss. For that I
> can make a sled.
>
> Assuming the build quality is as good as I hear, these people are
> really going to hurt grizzly.
>
> brian
Big brothers, little brothers? One factory with a different sign
on every wall?
http://www.kingcanada.com/Products.htm?CD=16&ID=653
or
http://www.general.ca/pagemach/machines/15250a.html
Picked up the General 24 " last week. Nice machine, smooth as silk.
Tightened up two bolts to hold the power switch, put on the hight
adjusting handle and it was ready to go.
Tad under $1900 CDN.
I've got a General table saw and 14 " band saw. Very happy with
their products.
LdB