Price, ball park figure?

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Price, ball park figure?

Post by timber » Sun 17 Apr , 2011 20:15 pm

This post is of an identical machine I am looking at.

Comes with computer, floppy discs, power supply, red bench, the whole thing, leads and all.

Is not up and running, but I can't see why it won't go once leads are in and fired up.

What is a ball park figure for the price of one of these machines (looks like it has never been used)

Thanks in advance
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Re: Price, ball park figure?

Post by timber » Mon 18 Apr , 2011 11:21 am

Forgot to put the link:

viewtopic.php?f=13&t=2842&p=9989&hilit= ... sale#p9989
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Re: Price, ball park figure?

Post by Denford Admin » Tue 19 Apr , 2011 9:14 am

Schools have been known ask £200 or even give them away.
However, you'd have to be lucky to get one for that - I'd say they're worth between £400-£1000 (paying more if it can be shown working and has CAM software or extra tooling)
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Re: Price, ball park figure?

Post by timber » Tue 19 Apr , 2011 16:59 pm

Thanks for that.
Cheers
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