I've posted this before, but I'll try again. I have these bits to
give, free, to whomever has a machine they will fit. I can't use
them. They were purchased via auction and were among the large lot of
router and drill bits. I only ask for shipping cost reimbursment.
They probably weigh about 30 lbs. Is anyone interested? Pics on page
1: http://www.flickr.com/photos/43836144@N04/ If you need more
details and/or pics, info, I can send in an email. If more than one
person wants them, I'll opt to divide them as fairly as I can.
Gloat: Also, on that Flickr page, are 3 pics (taken today) of my
latest progress on the remodeling of the shop garage, which was once a
poorly constructed overhang. Now, it has a new driveway/garage slab
and new everything else pertaining to the garage. I started this
garage project May 10th. Pages 3 & 4 have some older pics with other
shop remodeling work and a view of the original overhang garage, for
comparison. I've been wanting to do away with that old garage for a
long time. It's finally happening and I'm feeling good that it's
almost done.
Sonny
On Jun 25, 5:16=A0pm, Sonny <[email protected]> wrote:
> I've posted this before, but I'll try again. =A0I have these bits to
> give, free, to whomever has a machine they will fit. =A0I can't use
> them. =A0They were purchased via auction and were among the large lot of
> router and drill bits. =A0I only ask for shipping cost reimbursment.
> They probably weigh about 30 lbs. =A0Is anyone interested? =A0Pics on pag=
e
> 1: =A0http://www.flickr.com/photos/43836144@N04/=A0If you need more
> details and/or pics, info, I can send in an email. =A0If more than one
> person wants them, I'll opt to divide them as fairly as I can.
>
> Gloat: =A0Also, on that Flickr page, are 3 pics (taken today) of my
> latest progress on the remodeling of the shop garage, which was once a
> poorly constructed overhang. =A0Now, it has a new driveway/garage slab
> and new everything else pertaining to the garage. =A0I started this
> garage project May 10th. =A0Pages 3 & 4 have some older pics with other
> shop remodeling work and a view of the original overhang garage, for
> comparison. =A0I've been wanting to do away with that old garage for a
> long time. =A0It's =A0finally happening and I'm feeling good that it's
> almost done.
>
> Sonny
They are CNC bits alright. Mostly cabinet door making types in MDF,
simulating raised panels.
3/4" shanks mean Big Machine ( 10HP variety).
On Fri, 25 Jun 2010 14:16:07 -0700 (PDT), Sonny <[email protected]>
wrote:
>I've posted this before, but I'll try again. I have these bits to
>give, free, to whomever has a machine they will fit. I can't use
>them. They were purchased via auction and were among the large lot of
>router and drill bits. I only ask for shipping cost reimbursment.
>They probably weigh about 30 lbs. Is anyone interested? Pics on page
>1: http://www.flickr.com/photos/43836144@N04/ If you need more
>details and/or pics, info, I can send in an email. If more than one
>person wants them, I'll opt to divide them as fairly as I can.
>
>Gloat: Also, on that Flickr page, are 3 pics (taken today) of my
>latest progress on the remodeling of the shop garage, which was once a
>poorly constructed overhang. Now, it has a new driveway/garage slab
>and new everything else pertaining to the garage. I started this
>garage project May 10th. Pages 3 & 4 have some older pics with other
>shop remodeling work and a view of the original overhang garage, for
>comparison. I've been wanting to do away with that old garage for a
>long time. It's finally happening and I'm feeling good that it's
>almost done.
>
>Sonny
Are you sure they're not shaper bits?
-Zz
I would love to be able to use them! How much to ship them to 83617?
tomgrant at clearwire.net
On Fri, 25 Jun 2010 14:16:07 -0700 (PDT), Sonny <[email protected]>
wrote:
>I've posted this before, but I'll try again. I have these bits to
>give, free, to whomever has a machine they will fit. I can't use
>them. They were purchased via auction and were among the large lot of
>router and drill bits. I only ask for shipping cost reimbursment.
>They probably weigh about 30 lbs. Is anyone interested? Pics on page
>1: http://www.flickr.com/photos/43836144@N04/ If you need more
>details and/or pics, info, I can send in an email. If more than one
>person wants them, I'll opt to divide them as fairly as I can.
>
>Gloat: Also, on that Flickr page, are 3 pics (taken today) of my
>latest progress on the remodeling of the shop garage, which was once a
>poorly constructed overhang. Now, it has a new driveway/garage slab
>and new everything else pertaining to the garage. I started this
>garage project May 10th. Pages 3 & 4 have some older pics with other
>shop remodeling work and a view of the original overhang garage, for
>comparison. I've been wanting to do away with that old garage for a
>long time. It's finally happening and I'm feeling good that it's
>almost done.
>
>Sonny
"Zz Yzx" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> On Fri, 25 Jun 2010 14:16:07 -0700 (PDT), Sonny <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
>>I've posted this before, but I'll try again. I have these bits to
>>give, free, to whomever has a machine they will fit. I can't use
>>them. They were purchased via auction and were among the large lot of
>>router and drill bits. I only ask for shipping cost reimbursment.
>>They probably weigh about 30 lbs. Is anyone interested? Pics on page
>>1: http://www.flickr.com/photos/43836144@N04/ If you need more
>>details and/or pics, info, I can send in an email. If more than one
>>person wants them, I'll opt to divide them as fairly as I can.
>>
>>Gloat: Also, on that Flickr page, are 3 pics (taken today) of my
>>latest progress on the remodeling of the shop garage, which was once a
>>poorly constructed overhang. Now, it has a new driveway/garage slab
>>and new everything else pertaining to the garage. I started this
>>garage project May 10th. Pages 3 & 4 have some older pics with other
>>shop remodeling work and a view of the original overhang garage, for
>>comparison. I've been wanting to do away with that old garage for a
>>long time. It's finally happening and I'm feeling good that it's
>>almost done.
>>
>>Sonny
>
> Are you sure they're not shaper bits?
Shaper bits go on an arbor. 3/4 shank is common for CNC routers.