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I have ten hand glass beveling machines I'd like to sell or
trade. They were restored over a one yr to yr and a half
period, and then used daily, by me, for 6 straight years,
with no breakdowns. These are the old HG Lange, Sommer and
Maca, and J & E Homan brand cast iron machines. They are
industrial machines weighing approx 800 to 1500 lbs each,
and range from roughly three feet square to four feet
square, and from three feet to over six feet in height per
machine, depending. These machines are not "tabletop
hobbiest rinky-dink" machines - they're built for industrial
duty, and are by far superior to anything currently
available on the market, new _or_ used, including those made
by Denver Glass Machinery and other "Johnny-come-lately's".
You'd need at least three machines to do any serious hand
beveling, as each one is a "dedicated" purpose machine (for
roughing, or for smoothing, for semi-polishing, or for final
polishing).

And, further info is available about other
("smaller/lesser") extraneous glassworking equipment I own
and want to sell (sorry, the smaller items can only be sold
with or after the machines)

I have enough hand beveling machinery to equip two complete
shops, and will sell one machine, half of them, or all
(prefer all). If you'd prefer to trade other material goods
of some sort for a (or these) machines, I'm willing. 
Perhaps some computer stuff (like a new Mac CPU, giant color
monitor, nice scanner, etc etc) or other stuff (antique
furniture, auto(s), truck(s), boat(s), Chineese rug(s), etc
etc) I'm "all ears" & fairly flexible....

All this is located in Gainesville, north central Florida,
where I am. I can show them to you at any time at your
convenience. I own an electric forklift capable of lifting
them to semi-truck bed height, and am willing to help you,
and/or your men/agents load these machine(s) onto your
truck. Can also crate, transport, and reinstall them at your
location, and will train as well, if neccessary.

 If you're wanting to do any serious hand beveling, please
contact me - Full descriptions, photos, and a VHS videotape
of the machines in use are avaiIable...(sorry, no website :-(

Inquiries invited - Feel free to ask any other questions,  &
thank you!

dc@afn.org