Great deals in Ballard Wa.

[TimH]

For everyone in the Seattle area, there is a fine cabinet shop that is closing down this week and selling everything off at great prices.
The owner Tom Neu is a great guy. Developers bought his building from him and gave him a week to get out so they can tear it down to build Condos.

He has material, tools, you name it.
I bought a Unisaw (finally) in fantastic shape with a brand new Biesemier fence, 4 blades and dado blade (all made in Germany) and outfeed table for $500. I think a lot of the machines have been sold, but he still has a lot left.

There is a huge hunk of teak someone might be interested in about 4" thick x 12" x 8' plus a whole lot more. I went there both Sat. and Sun and still didnt see everything.

It all must be gone by Thurs.

if you call him please tell him Tim sent you.

from Craigslist:

"Saws, hand tools, carving tools, planers, and much, much more. Well-known cabinet shop sold its building and must move 33 years of tools out by 2/28. Shop is open today and throughout the week. Make an offer. Tom at 206-783-5859 for directions and more information."

[Yeadon]

Thanks Tim!

I called the fellow a couple minutes ago. He said he was going to hang on to most of his smaller stuff ... hand tools, etc., but was getting rid of the big stuff.

[TimH]

54th st.

He is also a WoodenBoat subscriber and used to have a Dragon. You can tell him you know me from here :-)

[Yeadon]

I'm going to stop by in an hour or so. I'll tell him you sent me.

[TimH]

thanks

[Nicholas Carey]

For everyone in the Seattle area, there is a fine cabinet shop that is closing down this week and selling everything off at great prices.
The owner Tom Neu is a great guy. Developers bought his building from him and gave him a week to get out so they can tear it down to build Condos.

He has material, tools, you name it.
I bought a Unisaw (finally) in fantastic shape with a brand new Biesemier fence, 4 blades and dado blade (all made in Germany) and outfeed table for $500. I think a lot of the machines have been sold, but he still has a lot left.I stopped in there later Sunday afternoon. Most of the stuff was too big for me, but I looked at the Unisaw and thought about it, but given Griffin's state of mind (end of his rope tired), I couldn't decide. Aargh!

Just tell me the Unisaw was 3-phase :D

[TimH]

I stopped in there later Sunday afternoon. Most of the stuff was too big for me, but I looked at the Unisaw and thought about it, but given Griffin's state of mind (end of his rope tired), I couldn't decide. Aargh!

Just tell me the Unisaw was 3-phase :D

The one you saw was 3 phase. I took the single phase one the day before (it was in better shape with brand new motor and fence)

I still may go back.....