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Free: Canon DR-5020 [SCSI] high speed duplex b&w A3/A4 scanner (Enfield EN1) Canon DR-5020 high speed double sided (duplex) b&w A3 scanner. SCSI only interface so you would need to use it on Win XP with SCSI card and cable. I use on old PC with Win XP to operate some old scanners like this. This was working but I’ve now bought the colour version. These still appear on eBay from time to time.

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Free: Dell 3100CN Colour Laser Printer (Heavy!) (Enfield EN1) [This is an item for someone used to using laser printers] Dell 3100CN colour laser printer - works via Ethernet (which I use) or USB on Win10 using the Dell Open Print Driver (free downloadable). It produces a white line down the edge which I’ve never got rid of. I thought the corona wire needed heavy cleaning but couldn’t access it. I bought a new £140 drum which has been in the printer for a week, but the line is still there at the edge of the printout. (I got the printer on Freegle pre-covid). It can take two reams of paper and can print on 160gsm card which I have done. It is HUGE and HEAVY weighs 69.5 pounds (31.5 kg) 533 mm (Height) x 424 mm (Width) x 419 mm (Depth). I'm sorry but my health prevents me assisting in lifting this. (On ground floor and off-street parking) An unused cyan toner comes with it. I just can't spend any more time getting rid of the thick white line, and I don't really have a need nowadays for colour printing.

8h

Free: Datamax DMX-I-4208 thermal label printer (Enfield EN1) Withdrawn Datamax DMX-I-4208 - a heavy-duty industrial type thermal label printer. Has RS-232 and parallel interface only. You will probably only get it to work on an a PC with XP. These still appear on eBay from time to time. It may need a new print head and they are expensive. Unless you have an ultra-heavy thermal label printing requirement you are probably better off buying a Zebra or Vretti or similar. I use Zebra, Honeywell, and Vretti now and this thing is bulky and heavy. It was my first thermal printer and was (and still is) to large for my needs. See which gives all the specifications Note that my one does not have the optional ethernet interface - just serial and parallel. This one could probably do with new rollers.

3d

Free: Cefndy perching stool with sloping seat (elderly/disabled) (Enfield EN1) Gifted Cefndy C114 – Perching Stool – steel back and arms with sloping seat, suitable elderly or disabled (up to 25 stone). They are supposed to be height adjustable but I haven't been able to adjust this. Excellent condition. Well over £100 new.

94d

Free: Coal-effect two-bar electric fire (not working) (Enfield EN1) Gifted Coal-effect two-bar electric fire (not working)

94d

Free: Pedal-operated twin bin (Enfield EN1) Gifted Pedal operated twin bin. Right bin pedal/lid not operating. Fault can be seen - plastic piece broken. Could be fixed with a 3D printed part these days.

97d

Free: Gate-leg table (Enfield EN1) Gifted Gate-leg table with melamine top. Hinge(s) on one side need some adjustment.

98d

Free: Photographic copying stand (Enfield EN1) Gifted Photographic copy stand. 53cm from the black beize/velvet surface to camera bush (screw). It’s a nice basic, no frills, photographic copying stand that uses rather hot (if turned high) lights. Independent control to dim down or On/Off for each bulb. Could do with replacement with LED bulbs but I think some types can’t be used with a dimmer. I used to use these for copying photographs and drawings onto film. You can get an attachment for a mobile phone. Good if you need to accurately photograph flat ebay items like postcards or stamps and get even lighting.

108d

Free: Disability reading lamp (Enfield EN1) Gifted (The Daylight Company Model D20270) Standard lamp (on wheels) foot-operated - goose-neck. LED bulb I think. Came from a late relative's effects. It's meant as a disability reading lamp. Magnifying glass missing. It's on castors which can't be seen and the on/off switch is a foot-switch. The 'goose neck' is for the light position to be adjusted.

115d

Free: Wall Mirror (Enfield EN1) Expired Old mirror 54w x 33hcm (longest edges) 6 layer plywood backing. With heavy chain hanging. Silvering gone on right edge. From deceased relative's effects.

310d

Free: Sevylor Caravelle K36 1.65m inflatable paddle boat (Enfield EN1) Gifted Sevylor Caravelle K36 1.65m inflatable paddle boat and 2 oars. The company that made it is still going. BUT Health & Safety .... It was bought in the 1970s and used in south of France and UK. Not been opened or inflated since - no idea if it has perished or even if it is all there - so be warned! The oars seem fine.

316d

Free: Vintage mirror with flowers either side (Enfield EN1) Gifted Vintage mirror - from deceased effects - no idea of age. 72 cm x 39.5 Heavy. some marks age and deterioration on flowers.

331d

Free: Rolser shopping trolley (Enfield EN1) Gifted A nice two wheel Rolser shopping trolley. Very clean. It hasn’t carried shopping - only used to carry a cello to school!

331d

Free: Office chair on castors (Enfield EN1) Expired Very comfortable office chair. Only reason I’m getting rid of it is that it doesn’t stay at full height for long. Maybe an adjustment or replacement “gas” needed. 110 h x 64 w x 52 d (approx)

332d

Free: Full tower PC (no hard drives or RAM) (Enfield EN1) Gifted P9X79-EWS motherboard and processor with Nvidea K2000 graphics card. (No hard drives or RAM) NZXT full tower. Can’t remember model. Not commercial buy - built it up myself. You could probably flog it in bits on eBay. I just want to clear some space. The snag ..... last time I used it - some years ago now - I had it open on the table and suddenly a cloud of steam,smoke, dust appeared. Certainly looked like smoke - but no smell. Switched off. No burning smell. But I don’t know what it was. I bought another pc and didn’t switch it on again. I would like a quick collection

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333d

Free: Two dining room chairs (Enfield EN1) Gifted Two dining room chairs with padded seat of blue velvet-type material.

1y

Free: Harmony car seat Group 0 (9-18kg) (Enfield EN1) Gifted Harmony car seat Group 0 (9-18kg). Only used for grandchild who’s now too big for it.

1y

Free: RS Lead Soldering iron & soldering station (Enfield EN1) Gifted Working - used recently to test. The big snag is that it is a soldering iron for lead solder. These days it is lead-free solder which takes a higher temperature. Although it looks tatty this soldering iron hasn't had a lot of use even though I got it in 1987!

1y