I would be very interested in this list as well.  I’m in the middle of a major rebranding and a move, so getting the new line into stores is going to be crucial for me to get back up and running.Thank you so much for being willing to help others out!Jamie

Hi Hallie,That was a quick response!I was thinking $75 for the full galley (+a few that wouldn’t fit) but I’m totally open to offers.Shipping to Georgia would be $10 for USPS priority, UPS would be right about the same.  I’m in Charleston, so it’d only take a day or possibly 2 to get to you.Let me know!Jamie

it’s been forever, I’m sorry… life has a way of getting in its own way sometimes!you can take a look at the pictures of the wood type (and other “stuff” I’m trying to sell off) in my photo album at http://www.photobucket.com/letterpressit’s all negotiable…. :)Happy New Year!

I have a galley full.  Not a complete font, but a decent array of letters… all the same font but 2 sizes and in great shape.  I’ll get photos tomorrow and post them here so you can see if it’s something you’re interested in or not.Jamie

the 10×15 was definitely much easier to handle than the 12×18 during moving!  Sounds like you got a great find, too.  Hooray for bonuses!Don’t clean it too much.  The dirt and grease on a press actually helps protect it a little.  If you do decide to clean it really well and find any bare metal where it shouldn’t be, make sure to paint that spo…[Read more]

Hi,I know this post is old, but are you still looking for wood type?Jamie

Definitely remove the motor first.  Close the bed and tie it shut so the center of gravity is over the press feet.  With a 12×18, you need to have a 36″ doorway at least and you still may have to take off both the flywheel (on the left side) and the gear (on the right side).  For my 10×15 that meant removing the entire crankshaft.  For the 12x…[Read more]

I’ve’ always found that dampening helps to solve the cracking issue on coasters.  You still have to take care with the impression depth, but dampening will allow you to get a deeper impression without cracking.  If it’s not a large run (done it for 800 before and the arm started to get sore), I’ll set up my garment steamer and wave the coaster t…[Read more]

manufacturer specs say 2200lbs.  Mine with the motor, though weighed closer to 2400…. not an easy move!