RM

"Ron Moore"

21/12/2003 5:23 PM

M&M W7 Molder/Planer

I found one of these at an estate sale. Cute little machine, which always
gets my attention. I looked on the "EWay" just for grins and MY LORD, why
do these things sell for SO much??? What do they do THAT well?
Respectfully,
Ron Moore


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[email protected] (Doug Turner)

in reply to "Ron Moore" on 21/12/2003 5:23 PM

22/12/2003 12:12 AM

They make molding. One of the few machines that can make round or oval molding.

cC

[email protected] (Charlie Self)

in reply to [email protected] (Doug Turner) on 22/12/2003 12:12 AM

22/12/2003 1:56 AM

Doug Turner responds:

>They make molding. One of the few machines that can make round or oval
>molding.

All day, every day, added to which changing blades is a snap, the machine is
easy to care for, the motor is usually a Baldor, and a few other similar good
things.

Charlie Self

"Man is a reasoning rather than a reasonable animal."
Alexander Hamilton

http://hometown.aol.com/charliediy/myhomepage/business.html






















RM

Ron Moore

in reply to [email protected] (Doug Turner) on 22/12/2003 12:12 AM

22/12/2003 2:29 AM

Interesting. The old fellow that passed it on had his relatives grabbing the
larger machines (table saw, etc.) before the auction. I went to look at a
Hegner scroll saw that got marked "Sold" just as I came through the door (I was
the first person in). Another family member decided at the last minute about
it. What was funny was that they left a lot of the parts to make the machines
work. They left the little M&M on a table in a corner. Got it for $100. Had
no idea about it but could tell it was a old, heavy and well made.
Thanks for the info on it. I will find it a place in the new "digs."
My wife and I have been looking for a building to move into for years. Finally
got one on contract and will start moving into it Jan 30. I have tools stored
in 11 places in three towns. Finally, a shop with a home attached! And, a
studio for her. Have a Merry Christmas, guys, and thanks.
Respectfully,
Ron Moore

Charlie Self wrote:
> Doug Turner responds:
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>>They make molding. One of the few machines that can make round or oval
>>molding.
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> All day, every day, added to which changing blades is a snap, the machine is
> easy to care for, the motor is usually a Baldor, and a few other similar good
> things.
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> Charlie Self
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> "Man is a reasoning rather than a reasonable animal."
> Alexander Hamilton
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> http://hometown.aol.com/charliediy/myhomepage/business.html

cb

charlie b

in reply to [email protected] (Doug Turner) on 22/12/2003 12:12 AM

22/12/2003 7:09 PM

Dave Fleming wrote:
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> >work. They left the little M&M on a table in a corner. Got it for $100. Had
> >no idea about it but could tell it was a old, heavy and well made.
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> Are we talking about a Williams and Hussey planer/moulder here?
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> If so that is a fine machine, or so says I.

If it is then he got one hell of a great deal on it - they go
for close to 2 grand new.

charlie b

DF

Dave Fleming <>

in reply to [email protected] (Doug Turner) on 22/12/2003 12:12 AM

21/12/2003 7:56 PM

<snip>
>work. They left the little M&M on a table in a corner. Got it for $100. Had
>no idea about it but could tell it was a old, heavy and well made.
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<yet another snip>

Are we talking about a Williams and Hussey planer/moulder here?

If so that is a fine machine, or so says I.
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cC

[email protected] (Charlie Self)

in reply to Dave Fleming <> on 21/12/2003 7:56 PM

22/12/2003 10:26 AM

Dave Fleming writes:

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>>work. They left the little M&M on a table in a corner. Got it for $100.
>Had
>>no idea about it but could tell it was a old, heavy and well made.
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><yet another snip>
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>Are we talking about a Williams and Hussey planer/moulder here?

Sounds like. And $100 is one great price. Absolutely fantastic machine at its
intended price (IIRC, they go for 2 big ones or more right now, ready to
go...well, with all the parts in the boxes).

Charlie Self

"Man is a reasoning rather than a reasonable animal."
Alexander Hamilton

http://hometown.aol.com/charliediy/myhomepage/business.html






















MO

"My Old Tools"

in reply to Dave Fleming <> on 21/12/2003 7:56 PM

22/12/2003 6:10 PM

Older ones didn't all have the feed drive train, but still a good buy either
way.

--
Ross
www.myoldtools.com
"Charlie Self" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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