Slip Roll

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Looking at purchasing a small slip roll.  Around 24" should be fine.  Want 16 gauge capacity, and I don't want a piece of junk (like HF).  I found a used one locally,  it is an ENCO.  Don't know anything about them.  Any recommendations on something that is well built?The Lord has declared, "This is my work and my glory--to bring to pass the immortality and eternal life of man"  Moses 1:39Link: My name is John, and I am a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.-- ColdCreekWorks.com --
Reply:www.woodwardfab.com/.... maybe
Reply:try grizzly the 24" is $445.00 Attached Images
Reply:The shop where I was a few years ago had a really nice vertical slip roll.  1-1/4" thick 12' wide was the rating.  That thing was a beast.  I miss it.
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Reply:Originally Posted by ed mactry grizzly the 24" is $445.00
Reply:Most of what you see in the Grizz, Enco, HF,Jet etc listings are Chinese maybe a little Taiwan mixed in. Seems to be of varying quality, most not good but depends on your usage requirements.However, Enco did have some good stuff about 20 yrs ago. Had an Enco badged boring head, made in France that was NICE, well made.Don't know if you can gauge the age of the slip roll you are looking at.
Reply:Originally Posted by 19662www.woodwardfab.com/.... maybe
Reply:Be prepared to get your wallet out.  First two USA made ones I found to do 16ga are powered and 48" wide.  About $6700.My name's not Jim....