Delta Unisaw for the benefit of wildfire relief *LINK*

Re: Delta Unisaw for the benefit of wildfire relie

KenK

Kudos !! That's very generous of you and a great price for a nicely tricked out saw.

Would you consider donating the saw itself? *LINK*

Ian Neuhaus

Over in Hand Tools -- I'm not sure if the same message was posted here -- are some posts by Ron Hock regarding the fate of Rob and Kristy from Even Fall Studios who were wiped out by the fire.

Rod writes They still need help and need it now. Links to donation sites are here:


http://www.evenfallstudios.com/

Re: Would you consider donating the saw itself?

Hoa

Thanks, Ian.

I just sent them an email message.

Regards,

Hoa

They can't take it now.

Hoa in Alameda

Rob replied to me, saying that he couldn't take it.

The saw is still available.

Craigs List?

Bill Tindall, E.Tn.

If your location is similar to here a post on Craigs List will result in a sale. Get the cash and make the donation yourself.

I don't understand why that company is begging money from customers. Surely they had, or should have had, insurance on the business equipment. There must be more needy fire victims.

Re: Craigs List?

Hoa in Alameda

Thanks, Bill.

I want to give the folks here a chance first. If it doesn't go after a week or so, I'll put it on CL.

I hate to let it go. It's not just the material cost, but the time and effort I spent putting the whole thing together. I want it to go to someone who will appreciate it.

Local Club?

Bill Tindall, E.Tn.

A way to get it to someone "special" could be through a local club. Many have distribution lists that advertise to members. We have a similar situation locally and it has been a good way to get a deceased members tools to a appreciative woodworkers.

Craigs list has it limitations