Post by jms on Aug 27, 2014 17:22:07 GMT
I've got a Norton Clipper masonry wet-saw taking up space in my garage since I finished my build that I would like to get rid of.
2005 model, 110v (needs a transformer), 350mm blade size, 25.4mm blade bore. Water pump works fine.
I purchased it used from ebay last year. It is in fairly good condition although I think a previous owner might have dropped it because the cutting arm is a couple of degrees off, but that can be compensated for with the type of jig I used in my build.
I recorded a video of the saw operating last year before I gave back the borrowed 110v transformer;
The only thing it is missing is a 30mm round bung for the water tank (I used one which I can't send). I'd also recommend using a continuous-rim blade without holes like the one in the video (I got that one on youtube for ~£25 on ebay), because segmented/holed blades are super noisy on this machine for a residential area.
I bought it for £250; now I need space in my garage and want rid of it asap. It'll fit in any estate car or reasonable sized saloon car boot.
It is located near to Glasgow, and requires 2 people to lift it.
For someone on here I'd ask for £50. I could look into shipping it within the UK on a pallet but that looks like it would cost around another £50.
I'll leave this up for a week or so.
2005 model, 110v (needs a transformer), 350mm blade size, 25.4mm blade bore. Water pump works fine.
I purchased it used from ebay last year. It is in fairly good condition although I think a previous owner might have dropped it because the cutting arm is a couple of degrees off, but that can be compensated for with the type of jig I used in my build.
I recorded a video of the saw operating last year before I gave back the borrowed 110v transformer;
The only thing it is missing is a 30mm round bung for the water tank (I used one which I can't send). I'd also recommend using a continuous-rim blade without holes like the one in the video (I got that one on youtube for ~£25 on ebay), because segmented/holed blades are super noisy on this machine for a residential area.
I bought it for £250; now I need space in my garage and want rid of it asap. It'll fit in any estate car or reasonable sized saloon car boot.
It is located near to Glasgow, and requires 2 people to lift it.
For someone on here I'd ask for £50. I could look into shipping it within the UK on a pallet but that looks like it would cost around another £50.
I'll leave this up for a week or so.
