Harig GRIND ALL No. 1 , 3.000 CENTER DRESSER (never used)

Gerson so cal · May 19, 2020

I'm selling a never used Harig Grind all No.1. It was purchased buy my father and is no use to me. I am selling off inventory and looking for a good home. See pictures.

Email me if interested. [email protected]. I'm in California so please consider shipping.

$2,250.00

I know there are better deals out there for used equipment. However this is new/pre-owned, never used. Interested parties reply.

Thank you.

bob · May 20, 2020

I offered the same type of tool here awhile ago for $500 never had a bite.
Bob

TGTool · May 20, 2020

If you grind the kind of parts that require one, it's invaluable. If you don't, it's just an expensive paperweight. I hope you find someone that needs it.

Conrad Hoffman · May 20, 2020

It's a remarkably handy thing, for both (light) mill work and grinder, but there are far cheaper ways to get the job done. IMO, one of its claims to fame is the accuracy of the preset angles.

markz528 · May 20, 2020

bob said:
I offered the same type of tool here awhile ago for $500 never had a bite.
Bob

I think I paid around $300 for mine. Good used over new really does not have a huge impact on a tool like this in my opinion............

SteveM · May 21, 2020

Considering it's almost four grand from Travers, this is not a bad alternative if you were going to buy a new one.

It all depends how much precision you need and what are the consequences of not getting there.

I was offered one at a garage sale being run by a "professional" and he wanted something like $250, but it was missing the v-block, clamps and other parts.

Steve

eKretz · May 21, 2020

I've got one of these that came with a mill I bought. It's definitely handy, but if I were buying one today I'd look for one that also had 5C collet capability.

Conrad Hoffman · May 21, 2020

The V-block is better for things that need an offset or aren't running on-center. 5C would be great for quick work with round stuff. I spend a lot of time indicating things in.

TGTool · May 21, 2020

My recollection of using one was for things like a keystone shaped punch with precise radii on the corners. Tolerances were fairly tight. You could get everything done with the Grind All. Angles, offset to center the radii and stops for the tangent points. The only thing better might have been a CNC jig grinder, but this was the early days of CNC and the manual jig grinder we had was lots more money than the Harig fixture.

eKretz · May 21, 2020

Conrad Hoffman said:
The V-block is better for things that need an offset or aren't running on-center. 5C would be great for quick work with round stuff. I spend a lot of time indicating things in.

Yeah... The newer models have both...

D Nelson · May 21, 2020

Suburban has 5c and v block on theirs

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Gerson so cal · Jun 4, 2020

Thanks for looking everyone. It is sold.

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