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Beverly Shear B1 At Last, at last

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Boxcar

Plastic
Joined
Jun 30, 2014
Location
Florida Panhandle
Finally found one of the unicorns I've been chasing for a few years at a swap meet (Moultrie, GA). This Beverly has has little to no use.. So happy to have one installed in this little shop. $280 and was happy to pay it. Almost bought a knock off a few times in the past year. Never loose faith!

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I seem to have forgotten how to load pics ant it show a thumbnail. Sure is easier if a guy could just load directly into his post.
 
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I remember my first exposure to the Beverly Shear in highschool. Oh how easy it made cutting. Even back then I knew I had to have one, took about 10 years before I had one to call my own. I still cherish it. Funny how that works.
 
I gave 35.00 for mine at an auction with the original handle ( a really good for me auction I got a 18" pedestal grinder that only needed cleaning and paint for 22.00 there too) great tool, came from a machinists estate. I use it all of the time, great design, easy to use. it was already on a portable frame too! patience pays!
 
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