Binks pressure tank, Binks gun and Binks hose gloat

I had probably the same unit! I have used it on auto and furniture before I too got hurt. I gave it to my brother who is still using it.
I did keep my smaller gravity fed DeVilbiss that I actually liked better because it is about the same weight with the cup.
Most likely the only better setup is an air assisted airless.

-- Folly ever comes cloaked in opportunity!

Clean everything thoroughly when done and place the needle and all removable
parts in a jar of thinner and it well serve you well for years.

Congratulations on a fine purchase.

Thanks for the advice and input. I was pleasently surprised at this CL find. On occassion I will see a Binks, or a Devilbiss gun for sale on CL and the price is typically a good bit higher then 30.00. A pressure tank is a very rare find on CL so I feel blessed.

I certainly plan to take good care of the set up. Thanks guys.

-- Jerry Nettrour, San Antonio, www.topqualitycabinets.net

Oh yeah, and so I was meeting with the guy in a parking lot. He shows me print outs of other tools he listed. I seen a delta cabinet saw with a 52” fence he wanted 500.00. It looked clean and I believed it was a unisaw, since it looked near identical to my own Unisaw when viewing the photograph. So I asked, “is that a 3 hp saw?” and the fellow stated he believed so and that it could only be ran 220. I then stated “if you would take 350 cash I will buy it now”. He agreed and advised me to follow him to his home to view the saw.

Upon looking the saw over it appeared nice and clean, good shape. I did immediately observe some key differences in the saw’s appearance from the actual Unisaw. I quickly realized it was not a Unisaw, but rather a saw Delta had manufactured (with a 2 hp motor) that was known back in the 80’s as the “Unisawwannabe”. It was basically a contractor saw in a cabinet. I informed the gentleman that the saw was not what I thought it was and that I was not going to be interested. I encouraged him though as he had a decent deal because the 52” fence itself was worth a decent amount.

Now I find my wheels spinning in my head as I believe the 350.00 cost on that saw is a decent price and the fence is a very good deal. Considering the saw is in good condition I am considering possibly purchasing the saw from the fellow. He did tell me if I changed my mind to let him know.

Thanks for looking all.

-- Jerry Nettrour, San Antonio, www.topqualitycabinets.net