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Refurbished woodwork equipment

Cabinetman

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Just stumbled across this company in Birmingham that might be of interest if anybody wants some decent woodworking equipment, prices seem very reasonable to me. Machinery.22 Ltd
I would just say I’ve never dealt with them so can’t give any recommendations. Ian
 
Might just be me, but the website is rubbish - pictures do not load, just flashing grey boxes. When you click on 'refurbished' or 'used' almost all items are listed as 'out of stock'....... not sure there is a phone number or an address either, I cannot see one on the 'contact us' page. Not saying it is a scam, but their presentation could use some work!
 
9fingers":3tg4tudo said:
......They dont deserve any business in this day and age....

I have no internet presence whatever. No website, no Facebook, no Instagram, no Tik Tik, no Youtube channel, no Twitter, nor even a mobile phone. My business does well. I imagine there is a whole sub-culture of professionals, skilled craftsmen, artists and artisans, who work the way I do. I use 2 or 3 of them on a regular basis. One doesn't always need to follow the norms of the day and age to do OK. However, if you are going to do it digitally, obviously you need to do it properly.
 
Looks like they've updated the website, it didn't look like that last time I looked a few months ago.
 
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