For Sale: Pneumatic Rib Press: Why are you selling it?

[Farrell]

Nothing top secret about me. I've moved on to vacuum bagging my laminated
ribs. Both methods work great. I seem to have a bit of a floor space crisis
in my shop and find that the plastic bag folds and stores
better/easier/smaller/lighter than the big steel press.

Speaking of floor space..... for the last time - anyone want a free 1890s
Blassius & Sons upright? Needs rebuilding. Beautiful carved rosewood case,
very well built - very much worth rebuilding. Next step is to gas up the
chainsaw.......

Terry Farrell


> Subject: Re: For Sale: Pneumatic Rib Press: Why are you selling it?


> Or is it "top secret"? I must admit that I am
> intensely impressed and intrigued by your sense of
> inventiveness and innovation! ( And, no, I was not
> paid to say that! ). Please disclose, if you please!
>      Thump
>
>
> --- Farrell <mfarrel2@tampabay.rr.com> wrote:
>
> > 3-Ton Pneumatic  Rib  Press - for building laminated
> > ribs.
> >
> > Will press up to a 9-inch by 4-foot slab of ribs.
> > Just add a single pinblock plank as a base, radiused
> > caul(s) and an air supply to build your own
> > laminated ribs. Works Excellent.
> >
> > For a picture, go to:
> > http://www.farrellpiano.com/ribs.htm and scroll down
> > to the third picture.
> >
> > Terry Farrell
> >
> > terry@farrellpiano.com
> >
> > www.farrellpiano.com
>