be confident, there's always a place for the big stuff…..

may take a while tho…..

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Edited By MichaelR on 09/08/2020 09:04:53

Where in the world are they located ?

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Thanks for that Mike

… May I presume, from the 13A sockets, that these items are in the U.K. ?

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Edit: only just seen your Rutland post.

Edited By Michael Gilligan on 09/08/2020 10:05:10

Hello Mike

Your father in law has some nice quality machines there, probably a few thousand pounds worth if sold properly. I would advertise via Tony Griffiths http://www.lathes.co.uk who will advise on what they are worth and help with the advert wording. He does charge a fee but think you will get the best price with no hassles that way. Beware of traders who offer a few hundred quid to clear the workshop.

Hope this helps. Andy

Edited By Andrew Evans on 09/08/2020 10:26:30

Those are actually not that big and are high quality machines. Yes they have significant value.
Other will have a better idea of exact values but the small bits an pieces and accessories are important and add to value.
An adver on here might work otherwise an auction (one for each machine with any bits you can associate with it) is a good option.

Perhaps I am being a bit optimistic on the Novamill. I sold one years ago converted to Mach 3 for, I think, £1500 on eBay (very similar to what I paid and I may be over egging the pudding as it was a while back) and my impression is that prices have gone up. If someone wants a smaller, quality CNC milling machine they are a good option and not that easy to get.

Home and Workshop have a couple at the moment for £1200 and £1400 + VAT in the cabinets

Edited By JasonB on 09/08/2020 13:04:59

That's the 1 I quoted that was sold in June
Emgee

Have these machines been sold?

I have PM'ed you I think…

Tom