I have an opportunity to pick up an injection machine. Not sure if its worth more than $500? I've used Engels before & they are nice machines. This one has been in storage for at least 5yrs. I looked at it in person about 3yrs ago. Any comments?
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Good luck finding work for little presses like that unless you're in a highly specialized niche market like polymer optics for example.
The small presses at my job sit idle most of the time wile the big presses (+1000 tons) are always booked solid.
I have a job for it right now. My unit die mold is sitting in my garage. Surprised you did not know with all my spamming for it here? Man I don't know if I should bid it up? Damn, injection molding is fun, alot more that mold making. Plus it can be profitable with shoot & ship parts. Add some decorating ($value added$) now were talking. Help cecil help! I'm com'in beenie boy! What was that cartoon?
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MilGil:
It started out as a puppet show called "Time for Beany". With Cecil the sea-sick sea-serpent. One of my favorite shows, I watched it all the time, starting in '49 or '50, back in the Kukla, Fran,& Ollie and Howdy-Doody era.
Later that century:
--Winston
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