WANTED Spline Weight K+E

Hello,

I am searching for surplus spline weight with specified brand- K+E Keuffel and Esser.

I have 5 unit pieces and looking at least another 6 pcs........................

I would like to buy singular unit to 6 pcs...... you can contact me through PM or email.

Condition is important although I know this is not a baseball bat but strange things does happen.

 

I don't know where you are but most large cities have a store that sells K & E equipment. they can order them for you. I bought mine at the K & E store in Manhattan.

 

Yup, That was 20 year ago mate..... When K+E have not shut down replaced by japanese calculator and stuff...

I think if K+E spline weight is that easy avaliable then my worry is really over. Thanks for the advise, I will still check with my friend in manhattan.

 

I found thid on e-bay http://cgi.ebay.com/LOT-2-SPLINE-K-...ryZ14017QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

I also found this on the Keuffel & Esser building in Manhattan. Apparently it's become a historic landmark http://www.nyc.gov/html/lpc/downloads/pdf/reports/k&e.pdf#search="keuffel and esser manhattan"

But on another thread there have been some posts about making your own spline weights http://boatdesign.net/forums/showthread.php?t=9244

 

Thanks IKE, you are very kind... actually there is 3 pcs selling in ebay and 2 unlisted sale... I am watching and hawking ebay everyday, I hope surplus from designer's drawer stock that they never did much use... that would be more fun. Do you have a couple spare for sale sir?

Yes, I know that block of historic land... K+E was really something of a legend although they are very good in outsourcing with other brand to make stuff under the K+E trademark.

Sean Herron was witty and gloomy but practicle in his way of his view... ultimate wicked... He...

 

There is an ad for spline weights in the October 2006 Woodenboat magazine on page 103, $19.95 for one 4lb or $90.00 for five 4 lb weight

 

WOW... Thanks... Ike can you PM me the links... I tried but seem to miss the page