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Machining Vises & Chucks - Online Auction, Brampton, ON

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JustaDB

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Is anyone close or anyone bidding? I have some interest in a few items but no shipping would mean I would have to have someone closer to help me out, understanding the challenges of traffic in the GTA.
 
TorontoBuilder said:
My 3 friends and I are bidding on over a dozen lots

correction: There are 47 lots on our watchlist
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Over a dozen, which is to say, ~four dozen. :p

I've had a brief look at the auction, and while there's nothing I can't live without, it's pretty solid.
I appreciate the reasonable buyer's premium, and conducting the auction in the currency of the country it's ____ing held in. Guess the letters!

Is there any interest in, say, 'declaring intent'? The amount of money people can throw at things varies. I'm not interested in driving up a sale price idly to an amount I can afford to lose (it's not that much), when someone else is after something they've been pursuing on a budget for, say, ten years. I don't want it to lead to bad blood, but if folks can arrive at a gentleman's/women's (let's be optimistic about our demographics) agreement, that seems useful, to me anyway.

If I had to start, the Harig Grind-all looks interesting, and I'd be interested to the tune of... $250 total. So, a bid of ~$190.
 
I don't think I have time to drive things around the province in the near future, but I can certainly offer pick-up at work or home (both Etobicoke, bottom of the 427), most any waking hours.
Work van's a 2010 Ford E350 XLT Super Duty, so I could probably cram a good bit of the auction in there. :)
 
Stuart Samuel said:
Again, I'm free for most of Saturday, and don't mind picking things up, assuming the buyer can designate someone who isn't, say, carrying the credit card associated.
If needed, I can borrow the van from work.
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What a mensch!

dont worry, while the harig and the other grinding fixtures are among the lots we have tagged, we wont bid since you've declared an interest. I was more loooking to see if it would go for a deal and then pass it along to a member at cost because we have a plethora of grinding fixtures.

The same with many of the lots, like taps, or the metal, or the levels, the grinding wheel dresser, but I do need mills, and drill bits so expect me to bid vigorously on such things.. and some metrology stuff
 
Stuart Samuel said:
I don't think I have time to drive things around the province in the near future, but I can certainly offer pick-up at work or home (both Etobicoke, bottom of the 427), most any waking hours.
Work van's a 2010 Ford E350 XLT Super Duty, so I could probably cram a good bit of the auction in there. :)
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The CHMW pony express can help.

I can deliver stuff to the GTA east, and the Milton/Guelph area, and I could possibly help ship smaller packages for the cost of the shipment.
 
Stuart Samuel said:
Over a dozen, which is to say, ~four dozen. :p

I've had a brief look at the auction, and while there's nothing I can't live without, it's pretty solid.
I appreciate the reasonable buyer's premium, and conducting the auction in the currency of the country it's ____ing held in. Guess the letters!

Is there any interest in, say, 'declaring intent'? The amount of money people can throw at things varies. I'm not interested in driving up a sale price idly to an amount I can afford to lose (it's not that much), when someone else is after something they've been pursuing on a budget for, say, ten years. I don't want it to lead to bad blood, but if folks can arrive at a gentleman's/women's (let's be optimistic about our demographics) agreement, that seems useful, to me anyway.

If I had to start, the Harig Grind-all looks interesting, and I'd be interested to the tune of... $250 total. So, a bid of ~$190.
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Wouldn't it be nice if price collusion would work in our favour for a change?

Sounds like we are off to a good start!
 
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