Where do you buy a reo mod?
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There is also a very good forum in the 'Forum Suppliers' section, where any questions you might have about Reos will be answered.
Since we're on the subject, I've noticed that all the Woodvils are out of stock. Does anyone know how long it typically takes for new Woodvils to become available?
Maybe you're not looking in the right place. There are quite a few Woodvils still available.
Go to the site, then at the top, click shop, then Woodvil. You have to go through several pages, but there are still some nice ones available.
And from what I have read Rob still has another 50 (?) to be released soon. And the upcoming Resin run as well, if you're interested in the check out the Reos sub forum and there is a sticky where he announces all the upcoming mod runs.
Sorry...allow me to rephrase: All dark wood Woodvils that I'm interested in buying seem to be sold out.
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And from what I've seen Woodvil's are once a year.
And from what I've seen Woodvil's are once a year.
And from what I have read Rob still has another 50 (?) to be released soon. And the upcoming Resin run as well, if you're interested in the check out the Reos sub forum and there is a sticky where he announces all the upcoming mod runs.
Awesome, thanks for that!
Awesome, thanks for that!
Sure thing, I'm still watching it as well a glow in the dark Reo is going to be too hard to pass up me thinks.
Your best hope for the near future would be to stalk the classifieds and hope one you like pops up for sale.Sorry...allow me to rephrase: All dark wood Woodvils that I'm interested in buying seem to be sold out.
Agreed, in fact I am not sure if it's still there but just saw a cocoblo(sp) there recently.
Yep still there.
I'm still confused. Does some guy put these things together? So they aren't mass produced like stuff kanger makes and then distributed to different vendors?
Exactly they're made by Robert O'Neil one by one by him and his team, in Maine.
Pretty much and as someone in the metalworking industry and knows a lot of machinists, the Reo's truly are amazing and worth every penny. Robs a true craftsman and it shows in his work.
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