Craftsman Biscuit Joiner $80.00 Houston Craigslist.

[dbhost]

Should go without saying, but not mine...

http://houston.craigslist.org/tls/2559484471.html

User wants $80.00. Not the best deal, not the worst... This is the same joiner as the Ryobi D handle biscuit joiner that I have. Nice little machine that spends most of its life on a shelf...

[LCHIEN]

...but when you need it they're really handy.

[cabinetman]

Price sounds good if you want one. I think I spent about $160 for my DeWalt that sits on a shelf, and will always sit on a shelf.

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[sweensdv]

That price is way too close to actual retail to be considered a bargain. Hades, that's just barely a sale price.

[scmhogg]

I bought mine for $99 years ago.

Steve

[cabinetman]

Nice little machine that spends most of its life on a shelf...

Not only does my biscuit joiner sit on a shelf, it's not lonely. My Kreg PH jig sits right next to it. I don't use it either.

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[toolguy1000]

a new ryobi can be had for the same price with a HF 20% off a single item coupon.

[natausch]

If you can still find them the industrial DeWalt (without the D-handle) at Sears they're now down to $64, so maybe better to waste some gas money.

[dbhost]

Wow, that's dirt cheap... Not bad for something that will likely just live on a shelf and get taken down once every year or so...

I actually compared D handle models to barrel handles. I think I may be the only guy out there that does, but I like the D handle better than the barrel. Just feels better in my hand...

[natausch]

Put me in the like D handle better as well, but at that price I couldn't resist the Cman "industrial." The only other feature I'm not super hot on is the trigger is built into the body as a paddle, not really possible to grab it securly with my off hand without turning it on.

Yes "off hand" since I'm one of those where the right hand is strong but the left is smart.