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Great find, emeraldcoupe. I've been on the lookout for a metal chop or bandsaw for a couple of years now--I'd have been on that in a flash!
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Great find, emeraldcoupe. I've been on the lookout for a metal chop or bandsaw for a couple of years now--I'd have been on that in a flash!
Fowl: so are you giving your FREE MIXER to your work or bringing it home? looks like a KEEPER TO ME if your kitchen is big enough cause I think you have have 4 boys to feed even though one is away at college.
I gave it to the hospital. Even with 4 boys and all their friends at my house regularly, I have no idea what I would do with a 20 quart mixer that weighs more than I do. It needs to be somewhere for commercial use, and the hospital fits that bill perfectly (Our big mixer actually died last year and they have been making it work with a pro-series kitchen-aid, 6 quart).
It found it's home, so to speak.
It's an antique Buffalo Forge DP, probably a bench model, in my opinion, integrated on a floor stand base with a Sears & Roebuck DUNLAP 115v 60cycle motor, with a jerry-rigged screen around the gears.
Great find, emeraldcoupe. I've been on the lookout for a metal chop or bandsaw for a couple of years now--I'd have been on that in a flash!
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The only problem that I have with the barrister is that there does not seem to be a good way to install lights without drilling (which I cannot bring myself to do). there is also limited room for LEDs when the glass front is open.
Hmmm. Cause for pause as extra light is a necessity down the basement.
yep! that tag that shows is likely Globe Wernicke - It is missing the bottom section/feet but does have the top. I think $300 is high for that one. But definitely use barrister bookcase as a search term and keep an eye out.
The only problem that I have with the barrister is that there does not seem to be a good way to install lights without drilling (which I cannot bring myself to do). there is also limited room for LEDs when the glass front is open.
Hmmm. Cause for pause as extra light is a necessity down the basement.
Jim, what do the surrounds on the Bass speakers look like? Are they cloth or rotted foam?
If the latter, replacing the foam surrounds is cheap, and easy.
If they are cloth and in good shape, then I would look at the crossover circuit and the electrolytic caps as probable culprits for missing bass. Electrolytic caps age out and those are certainly way past their prime.
Those 21's should blow most any bookshelf speaker away for bass.
This is what my flea market looked like this morning!
No. The Rt 70 flea, which is in Lakewood, not Toms River, is closed until March 1st. Good thing about Rt 70 is it's open on Wednesdays and Fridays, in addition to Sat-Sun. Bad thing is you gotta be willing to accept defeat. I've found some great stuff there, but it's a lot of household junk and way more miss than hit in between. If it wasn't on my way to work, I would probably not make the trip, and I hardly ever go there on weekends.Lugnutz, is that on Rt 70 in Toms River?
I missed an item I got on Wednesday, this shelf with cast iron brackets that I think is actually off of a school desk.
Well, it's been a while since Ive posted since Ive been busy fixing up an old Victorian I purchased early last year. You guys had a banner year last year with all the great stuff that was found. Now that the I finally have some free weekend time again, I was able to stop at a local estate sale yesterday and found something worthwhile. Probably from the 40s, and I MUST find the two missing wrenches.


BBR: are you going to stick around until your # is called? i've seen some lines to sales around here maybe 50+ deep and standing in the cold and rain and i kept driving. it seems a lot of those good sales have great stuff, but usually marked up so when 1/2 price day shows up things are maybe priced regular, but i'm sure all areas are different.
I still prefer to shop at Craigslist or somebody's place that I know or was referred to cause it's a garage sale with a purpose and i'm not usually bumping into rude people. yep there are a few sales where i'll go cause I like the company running it and some of the sales have some good people that have something good to say, but those are more rare than the norm around me.
hope you all have a great day!!


No. The Rt 70 flea, which is in Lakewood, not Toms River, is closed until March 1st. Good thing about Rt 70 is it's open on Wednesdays and Fridays, in addition to Sat-Sun. Bad thing is you gotta be willing to accept defeat. I've found some great stuff there, but it's a lot of household junk and way more miss than hit in between. If it wasn't on my way to work, I would probably not make the trip, and I hardly ever go there on weekends.
BB nice finds! The Stove is a nice find, is the chained on funnel there? If so complete and the canister/pots are not dented to pieces! That wrench is also the handle for the pots!
I like the dust deputy! I wonder if they actually work well? Can you give it a try and report?


No snow on the ground. That'll change soon [emoji1]Drives: SWMBO and I went for breakfast, stopped by another sale, and came back an hour after opening to hear them call number 72. I don't normally go to big openings, but this one has a lot of promise.
Sometimes its fun hanging out in the crowd, swapping jokes with folks about how all the good stuff is already gone and everyone with a lower number than you should just give up and go home...
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Nice! Much more correct than the one in my Jeep. Mine is a bit too shiny.
-Don