morso,underpinner and mountcutter on ebay
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emeraldart
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morso,underpinner and mountcutter on ebay
I just came across second hand morso , underpinner and arrow mountcutter and a few bits of mouldings on ebay based in UK. Good photos of equipment too. No good to me in Ireland but just thought it might be of interest to some of you, Highest bid so far was £550. I have no connection with seller.
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emeraldart
- Posts: 124
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- Location: Cork Ireland
- Organisation: Cork
- Interests: Sailing, Cycling, Hill walking
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emeraldart
- Posts: 124
- Joined: Fri 27 Feb, 2009 4:56 pm
- Location: Cork Ireland
- Organisation: Cork
- Interests: Sailing, Cycling, Hill walking
Re: morso,underpinner and mountcutter on ebay
Sorry... Thats the wrong link I gave you. I cant find the thing now. Ill try again tomorrow. Sorry about that. 
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emeraldart
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Roboframer
Re: morso,underpinner and mountcutter on ebay
No probs - both links were good!
Morso in the first looks immaculate - look at the foot pedal.
Second link, the price (so far) is good for the Morso alone.
Morso in the first looks immaculate - look at the foot pedal.
Second link, the price (so far) is good for the Morso alone.
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framejunkie
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Re: morso,underpinner and mountcutter on ebay
If you are after framing equipment there is always some stuff on ebay - usually a few Morso's and a couple of 'entire workshops' - sometimes with a bunch of (probably useless) moulding. If you are starting up it a good place to look. I keep checking to see if i can find an Excalibur 5000 at a bargain price. Irritatingly someone got one for £430 the other day, but i can't get the cash together - suddenly lots of the galleries are very reluctant to part with the moolah, so my cashflow is in a horrid state!