I’m lightening my load a bit, and have some specialized woodworking equipment for sale. I’ll list it here for a week, and then will list it elsewhere if some items are not sold.
Makita 1805C 155mm portable planer with quick change knives and electronic motor:
In the original factory storage box. This machine runs on standard 115v, single phase.
A box of 10 packages of knives also included:
Planer is still on its original set of knives and the base is without any serious scarring:
Factory owners manual also included:
$500.00 buys it, shipping on top. Local pickup preferred.
Another factory storage box, with a grooving machine inside:
This model is the ‘finishing’ groover, and comes with both types of edge guides:
This machine runs on standard 115v, single phase.
Original throat inserts are unscarred:
One cutter in the machine, with these also included:
Will sell for $550.00, shipping on top, local pickup preferred.
Next, a Makita 380mm circular saw in a fitted baltic birch box I made:
This model is not available in N. America, and comes with the much nicer all cast baseplate:
A 100tooth blade comes on the saw. This machine runs on standard 115v, single phase.
Another view – the cord has been swapped for a UL-listed Makita one compliant with our receptacles:
This saw has been used sparingly, bought new within the last 18months. Comes with an additional 50T rip blade:
$625 buys it, shipping on top, local pickup preferred.
Last, a Makita stair stringer routing jig:
Never sold in N. America, meant for use on fully trenched and wedged stairs. This is the largest of the three models Makita makes and clamps up to 454mm (17.9″). Never used, and the original throat inserts are completely intact.
As the sign in the above photo says, meant to be used with an 8mm straight bit and guide collar in your router.
Factory manual too:
$300.00, plus the ride. Local pickup preferred.
Beautifull tools Chris, most of them were never sold in Europe. For years I searched for a groover, the only one on the market were the awfully priced German Mafell, Holzher and Protool. The Makita seemed to be descently priced but when I see the cutters I understand why it was never sold in our country! Festool now sells one that looks good. Hope you sell them quick.