Jet Cabinet Saw $753.97 - 3hp Xacta Fence

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  • Jeffrey Schronce
    Veteran Member
    • Nov 2005
    • 3822
    • York, PA, USA.
    • 22124

    #16
    I am glad I figured out how to code BT3 into the post so BT3 gets credit! Should be a good month for BT3!

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    • bluzcat
      Forum Newbie
      • May 2003
      • 87
      • Gosport, IN, USA.
      • BT-3100 & Jet Cabinet Saw

      #17
      I jumped on that so fast, I just noticed that they have the same saw with the 50" rails, legs, and a router lift for $1076. Not a bad deal there either.
      \"He who dies with the most clamps, WINS!\"

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      • Jeffrey Schronce
        Veteran Member
        • Nov 2005
        • 3822
        • York, PA, USA.
        • 22124

        #18
        I can't wait to see all these new saws set up! There maybe a need for

        www.jet708713XKJTSA1030central.com . . . . then again it just doesn't have the same ring to it does it?

        On the issue of rails, you can always move the rails to the right. Looks like the Xacta fence has a lot of tube left of the blade. Just move and redrill the rails/tubes.

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        • JBD
          Established Member
          • Jul 2006
          • 122

          #19
          Originally posted by Jeffrey Schronce
          I can't wait to see all these new saws set up!
          Seems like a lot of BT3ers bought this saw today.
          Price: $1,399.99 now.

          This deal has been available off and on for 2 weeks.

          http://www.bt3central.com/showthread...&highlight=jet

          Today it gets a lot of attention and deal is dead. Funny how that goes.
          Jon

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          • Cheeky
            Senior Member
            • Nov 2006
            • 862
            • westchester cty, new york
            • Ridgid TS2400LS

            #20
            i smell repost!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

            mwahahahahahahahah

            Pete

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            • LarryG
              The Full Monte
              • May 2004
              • 6693
              • Off The Back
              • Powermatic PM2000, BT3100-1

              #21
              Originally posted by bluzcat
              I jumped on that so fast, I just noticed that they have the same saw with the 50" rails, legs, and a router lift for $1076. Not a bad deal there either.
              As this is written, that one is still there, for that price.

              Not a bad deal, you say? Boy no kidding. This is a right-tilt saw; the left-tilt version of the exact same saw, but without the router lift, is still showing the regular price of $1500. The left-tilt version WITH the router lift is $1908 (also the regular price, IIRC).

              Anyone who ordered the 30" model and has room for the 50" ought to think seriously about canceling the order and jumping on this $1076 deal instead.
              Larry

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              • Woodwerker
                Established Member
                • Nov 2005
                • 490
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                #22
                Originally posted by LarryG
                As this is written, that one is still there, for that price.

                Not a bad deal, you say? Boy no kidding. This is a right-tilt saw; the left-tilt version of the exact same saw, but without the router lift, is still showing the regular price of $1500. The left-tilt version WITH the router lift is $1908 (also the regular price, IIRC).

                Anyone who ordered the 30" model and has room for the 50" ought to think seriously about canceling the order and jumping on this $1076 deal instead.

                Ok so how good is Amazon's customer service?
                I ordered the Base model yesterday, then this morning saw that $1076 deal and changed my mind and wanted that saw, I have the room and the 50" upgrade alone is $300. So I called Amazon and they told me that my first order shipped and I could refuse the order and they would refund the full price including the shipping???????
                What do you guys think?
                Will they honor this or am I stuck for the shipping?
                BTW I did order the $1076 saw, so now I own 3 jet table saws
                Last edited by Woodwerker; 05-15-2007, 11:44 AM.
                Every tool you own is broken, you just don't know it yet :-)

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                • LarryG
                  The Full Monte
                  • May 2004
                  • 6693
                  • Off The Back
                  • Powermatic PM2000, BT3100-1

                  #23
                  Werker, I've only tested amazon.com's CS dept a couple times, on small items, but both times they were first rate, resolved the problem fully. FWIW.

                  Usually the fine print says you have to eat the shipping on a returned item unless it's their mistake. I find what they told you in this case a bit surprising, given the weight of a cabinet saw. Also FWIW.
                  Larry

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                  • davidtu
                    Senior Member
                    • Apr 2006
                    • 708
                    • Seattle, WA
                    • BT3100

                    #24
                    Woodwerker, I too followed Larry's advice and bought the 50"er. I checked the 30"er and it was still unshipped and cancellable. So I went ahead and first purchased the 50"er and then went to cancel the 30"er. I swear they are monitoring for stuff like this because OF COURSE the 30"er right that second went into "Preparing for Shipping" and could not be cancelled. I immediately called Amazon and they told me the same story as they told Woodwerker.

                    BUT I asked to speak to a supervisor. The Supervisor gave me the same song but I insisted, pointed out they were going to get additional $400 that it had just gone into Preparing mode and she said she could send an email to the warehouse to see if they can cancel. She told me it was not due to leave the warehouse until 5/21 so it should be OK. In the meantime I got rid of the 50"er and then re-added it again! Luckily the price didn't change out from under me.

                    >>> Now, here is something interesting that I didn't know: If you choose to pay by check then they will hold the item for 30 days until you check arrives and clears before it is shipped! So YOU CAN LOCK-IN A PURCHASE w/o fear of it shipping before you decide you REALLY want it. You can change the method of payment back to credit card at any time.

                    FYI I did inquire if I could somehow pass on the 30"er to a friend at same price, etc but they said it could not be done. Otherwise I would have made that available to anyone on here that wanted it.

                    In summary: Woodwerker I recommend you really push them... I doubt yours is really "shipped" yet if mine was 6 days out (ordered yesterday). Get the 50"er right now and use check as payment method. They said it can be cancelled during the 30 day period. You can now say that your friend just did the same thing!

                    So, I am waiting to see if they cancel it and have either one locked in I guess.

                    (Btw, when I ordered it said they had like 2-3 left in stock, so don't anyone delay if you want it.)
                    Last edited by davidtu; 05-15-2007, 01:41 PM.
                    Never met a bargain I didn't like.

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                    • p8ntblr
                      Senior Member
                      • Jan 2007
                      • 921
                      • So Cal
                      • Craftsman 22114

                      #25
                      I (and many others) got 20% off Dewalt routers and a PC/Dovetail combo which in my opinion they really didn't have to give.
                      -Paul

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                      • GaryA
                        Established Member
                        • Dec 2004
                        • 365
                        • Tampa, FL, USA.

                        #26
                        OK, I'm going to ask an amatuer question - why left tilt or right tilt...any disadvantage to right tilt? I'm a BT3100 owner and seriously considering pulling the trigger on the $1076 50" deal (after I do some measureing and serious selling to upper management tonight that is). Is that router lift decent? Thanks guys...
                        Gary

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                        • Woodwerker
                          Established Member
                          • Nov 2005
                          • 490
                          • .

                          #27
                          David,
                          I called back and tried to cancel the first order.
                          The woman was nice and tried to call the warehouse but it was too late.
                          Anyhow she guaranteed me that if I refuse shipment that I will be credited for the whole purchase...
                          I am not worried as I paid with Amex and if they try to bill me I will dipute the charges...
                          Every tool you own is broken, you just don't know it yet :-)

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                          • thrytis
                            Senior Member
                            • May 2004
                            • 552
                            • Concord, NC, USA.
                            • Delta Unisaw

                            #28
                            Originally posted by davidtu
                            >>> Now, here is something interesting that I didn't know: If you choose to pay by check then they will hold the item for 30 days until you check arrives and clears before it is shipped! So YOU CAN LOCK-IN A PURCHASE w/o fear of it shipping before you decide you REALLY want it. You can change the method of payment back to credit card at any time.
                            Now that is just dangerous! I always liked back ordered bargains on Amazon because it gave me a chance to lock in the price and think about it later, but having a guaranteed 30 day window is great! All bargains can be order now and think later. Thanks David!

                            If you're ordering a saw and a blade, you can use the 2OOFFMAY code to save $12 more. It works even though the blade is already free.
                            Eric

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                            • GaryA
                              Established Member
                              • Dec 2004
                              • 365
                              • Tampa, FL, USA.

                              #29
                              Just measured...so am I crazy for even considering putting this 76" (width) saw in my 21x11 (wide) shop?
                              Gary

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                              • LarryG
                                The Full Monte
                                • May 2004
                                • 6693
                                • Off The Back
                                • Powermatic PM2000, BT3100-1

                                #30
                                Originally posted by GaryA
                                why left tilt or right tilt...any disadvantage to right tilt?
                                In my opinion ... nothing either way that's a deal breaker. There are minor ergonomic and operational differences, but the left-tilter's main drawing card is that the fence can be kept on the usual (i.e., right) side of the blade when making a bevel cut in the safest way, with the top of the blade tilted away from the fence. This is considered safer because the workpiece is not trapped under the blade, as would be the situation if the blade's top tilted toward the fence. But if hold-downs are used, the point becomes mostly moot.

                                I just bought a cabinet saw, and it happens to be a left-tilt, and that's fine; but I'd have bought the same saw even if it was a right-tilt. Left-tilts are all the rage right now but I think it's more a marketing thing than a truly significant advantage.

                                EDIT: My saw is this same size, and it is in one bay of a two-car garage that has a row of pipe columns down the middle, so I have essentially the same situation as you (actual width is about 10'-6"). See my "Sow's Ear Update" thread for pix.
                                Last edited by LarryG; 05-15-2007, 03:04 PM.
                                Larry

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