For Sale
Last updated 14/08/19.
FOR SALE by an MMES member.
Meddings Pillar Drill ½ inch capacity
Naerok Ltd Drilling & Milling machine
Air compressor, unknown make.
Myford ML10 lathe
Ryobi EBW-3523 bandsaw
Star weld arc welder plus some rods, mask etc.
Black & Decker ProLine 41/2 inch angle grinder
BSP, BSF, Whitworth, BA, ME taps & dies
Warren Machine Tools bench grinder
Mitre saw
Small (approx. 5ft x 4ft?) home made, fully enclosed box trailer with spare wheel.
Numerous small hand tools, e.g spanners, pliers, screwdrivers & everything else you collect over a lifetime “just in case it comes in handy”.
To be put in touch with the owner, please contact: Secretary@MaidstoneMES.co.uk
For Sale
Roy Harman, a member of Maidstone M.E.S. for many years is selling all of his model engineering equipment and materials. Roy is in a nursing home at Sutton Valence and the sale is being conducted by his daughter Valerie Cullen.
The sale must be completed in the next few weeks due to the sale of his house. Valerie would like to hear from anyone interested. Not being a model engineer herself she would rely on a fair offer for items purchased.
Contact - Valerie Cullen - 07957 706124 for address in Maidstone and enquiries.
Items include – Axminster miniature lathe with collets and other tools and equipment, boxes of taps and dies, reamers, drill bits, measuring instruments, paint and spraying equipment, soldering materials, nuts and bolts B.A. Whitworth etc., all types of metals – round, flat, sheet, gauze, etc, etc, angle poise lamps, toolboxes and filing cabinets full of items of interest, books on engineering, model railways, garden railways, some garden track, and some collectors items and much much more. Too much to list!!!
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AIR COMPRESSOR.
1-1/2 HP Electric Motor Airmaster Tiger 8/40. Very good condition
£40 - Buyer Collects - Cranbrook area. Phone 01580 713969
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