Hand Tool Liquidation
Furnished content.
(from WoodNet.net)


Hello, everyone. My time in the workshop has dwindled in recent years. I've given a lot of thought to the time when I will no longer be able to enjoy woodworking at all, and I've discussed my options with my daughter and son-in-law. Neither one will carry my interest in fine furniture making forward. My son-in-law is a creative, get-it-done kind of guy, but he's not interested in the fine art of furniture building. He'll never appreciate or enjoy using my hand tools; he's a machine guy. Consequently, I'm going to begin liquidating many (most) of my hand tools, beginning with the ones I don't use. I have quite a few I've bought over the years and never used, or used so seldom that I won't miss them. All of them are high quality items. Some are antiques, others are modern tools from well known manufacturers. I don't have a lot of junk and I'm not going to list any of the junk I have. I've given a lot of thought to pricing. I'm not going to give this stuff away, but I don't think I've over priced these items either. I will start listing items a few at a time in the S&S forum beginning tonight or tomorrow. I will take A certified cashier's check, a money order, or your personal check in payment. For money orders and personal checks, I will wait until they have cleared and I have cash in hand before I ship the item. Prices for items do not include shipping. You tell me where you want the item shipped and how (USPS, UPS or FedEX) and I will let you know the actual shipping price to add to the price of the item.
Check Swap and Sell later this evening.
Hank

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