Peerless Knee Mill $650 Maple Ridge BC

[whydontu]

Too bad I just blew my new toy budget on a new engraving machine

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[YotaBota]

At that price it's a good starter machine if nothing else.
He has a 7x12 bandsaw for $500 as well. Might get them both for a grand.

 

[YotaBota]

It almost looks like a crack in the belt housing but that can be fixed.

 

[Dabbler]

Looks like a well-used, well loved B048 knee mill. Good bones in those machines.

 

[Dan Dubeau]

I'm sure that wont last long. Good price. Would make a great foundation for a CNC conversion for not a lot of money to start with.

 

[Tom Kitta]

Wow, this guy is selling this stuff for more or less free.

 

[140mower]

If I had a little more time right now, I would be taking a little road trip...... Alas.....

 

[Tom Kitta]

I would immediately send my parents out - problem is that by the time they got there this would be gone and I not only tons of fuel would be wasted but a lot of time and work to get this done.

 

[Jswain]

I would immediately send my parents out - problem is that by the time they got there this would be gone and I not only tons of fuel would be wasted but a lot of time and work to get this done.

I'm kind of glad it's 10hrs away cuz I'm getting on a role of getting backed up projects done lol

 

[YYCHM]

Pending · Peerless milling machine​

 

[JReimer]

saw this too late. Sent a message so I guess I will be the backup.

 

[Dabbler]

I agree the price is basically free. I paid 5200$ for mine new in the 90s.

 

[trevj]

I agree the price is basically free. I paid 5200$ for mine new in the 90s.

And the car you could buy new then was about the same price range. But this is well used, and looks none too well cared for.

So, what's the current going rate on a '92 Toyota Corolla that has been rode hard since it was new? My bet is it's about what this is selling for. Or a lot less.

I see that price, for what is shown, as realistic, as opposed to the "opportunistic" pricing I see some asking.