Selling one machine or a whole shop
One machine: show what comes with it
Include the make, model and any known issues. Photograph the machine from more than one angle, then the model plate and accessories included in your asking price. A clear description is enough to start if you do not have photos ready. You can leave the asking price blank when you would rather discuss it.
A complete shop: make a short inventory
List each major machine on a separate line with its brand, model and condition. Say which machines are in working use and which need attention. Identify tooling, stands, dust collection and other items offered as part of the group. Note anything visible in the photos that is staying with you.
Choose the best way to reach you
The seller form asks for the equipment’s location and whether you prefer a text, call or email. A submission starts a review; it is not a guaranteed offer. If you are replacing rather than closing your shop, the current catalog below also lets you compare machinery you may want next.
