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Ah... back on through my usual bookmarks again now. Maybe the server was down for a bit or my computer ran out of gas or something...

Thanks for the replies!

Melvyn's web site seems to have disappeared for the past couple of days, anybody know if this is just temporary or has it moved or something?

Very handy! Here's another you might like too:

http://www.toolhaus.org/

Keith

Aw... silly me! Thanks!!

Sadly I could not attend

Can somebody give me an idea of what prices some of the other Bryans machines realised?

Ta.......... Keith

<SNIP> I have heard that an original rippler may be coming up on ebay

I'll start saving!

I'm sure I've seen at least three reproduction Bryan's Ripplers appear on ebay in the past month alone... could even be four... I don't think they're all the same one readvertised but correct me if I'm wrong.

Just curious, but where are they all coming from ???

Hi Bookie, I think the Disappearing Disk was £1500 or £1550. Cheaper than the String Cutter but poorer quality.

Are you sure that 'Tinny' (Mutoscope) went for £900, Pete? I didn't write it down but am fairly sure it was £500. Correct me if I'm wrong but £900 sounds a heck of a lot...

Thanks for that! Nice to know its origins.

Keith

<SNIP> Here is a photo of the Tick-Tock at the auction.

Aaaaargh.... the salt...... my wounds....!!!!!!

I have had this machine for a while but know very little about it or the company. If anybody can shed any light on it I'd be very grateful!

I was the under-bidder on both the 'Tick Tock' and the 'Disappearing Disc'. Had the 160 mile drive home empty handed in the end :blub: Wished afterwards I had gone higher on the TT but the painted cabinet and rough chrome on the DD was a big downer. I thought the Worlborl was expensive at £950 as we...