Antique Industrial Galore
Antique Industrial Galore
(OP)
Hi there,
The old man in the factory next door to ours wants to sell some of his equipment to make some space in his lair. I am not a steel engineer so I only have a rough idea of what these do but if you guys want to have a peak at these shots and eventually give us a clue on if eventually tese would still have any value for anybody, that would help us to optimize our time doing research.
I appreciate this old man and I am facinated by the quality of this gear that seems indestructible, so I told him I'd help :)
https://goo.gl/photos/R5eeRzkQLmJVu6VH8
To admins: This is not a sales post only asking for advice, these machines will be up for sale on a proper sales portal. Thank you.
The old man in the factory next door to ours wants to sell some of his equipment to make some space in his lair. I am not a steel engineer so I only have a rough idea of what these do but if you guys want to have a peak at these shots and eventually give us a clue on if eventually tese would still have any value for anybody, that would help us to optimize our time doing research.
I appreciate this old man and I am facinated by the quality of this gear that seems indestructible, so I told him I'd help :)
https://goo.gl/photos/R5eeRzkQLmJVu6VH8
To admins: This is not a sales post only asking for advice, these machines will be up for sale on a proper sales portal. Thank you.
RE: Antique Industrial Galore
It is better to have enough ideas for some of them to be wrong, than to be always right by having no ideas at all.
RE: Antique Industrial Galore
You might try PracticalMachinist.com - they have some brand-specific forums as well as, I think, a general "old machinery" discussion area where you might get some good contacts, should eng-tips not be fruitful.
Also- geographical location has a LOT to do with the price of used machinery.
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B.E.
You are judged not by what you know, but by what you can do.
RE: Antique Industrial Galore
http://www.peddinghaus.com/ironworker/3_news/newst...
RE: Antique Industrial Galore
There is a plenishing hammer (bending tool by hammering at the center of a thin plate to make a dome or tank.)
Agree with the ironworker. Bottom left photo is of old (now useless) welding rods. Recycle them.
The others are not clear from the angle of the photo.
RE: Antique Industrial Galore
B.E.
You are judged not by what you know, but by what you can do.
RE: Antique Industrial Galore
RE: Antique Industrial Galore
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1q_RisA0OontsZa...
RE: Antique Industrial Galore