Thinking of selling my 21829

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  • FromWack
    Forum Newbie
    • Nov 2007
    • 18

    #1

    Thinking of selling my 21829

    Unfortunately now that I am self employed the table saw needs to come with me quite often. I am leaning towards a Bosch 4100 for portability issues. I have been very happy with my 21829, but feel that it is not meant to be moved around in a pickup truck all the time.

    So my question is this......

    How much should I sell it for? Craigslist? I bought it about 8 months ago, have taken very well care of it, and still have all of the parts/accessories/manuals. I really don't wanna do this, but I will end up ruining the saw. Also like the Rousseau table for the Bosch.
  • LinuxRandal
    Veteran Member
    • Feb 2005
    • 4890
    • Independence, MO, USA.
    • bt3100

    #2
    Do you have a shop?


    I am wondering if you would be wise to just buy the other saw, and use the 21829's stand for it, and leave the 21829 setup in the shop there, so you don't have the constant back and forth (if you have to bring a project home).


    Just another idea.
    She couldn't tell the difference between the escape pod, and the bathroom. We had to go back for her.........................Twice.

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    • FromWack
      Forum Newbie
      • Nov 2007
      • 18

      #3
      Keeping the 21829 and buying a different jobsite saw has crossed my mind. Unfortunately, I just bought my first house and can use all the funds I can scrape up. I try to have a dedicated shop, but it always gets messed up once I need the tools elsewhere. Hopefully, as time passes I will be able to dedicate more of a shop space, but until then I'm stuck.

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      • cdub101
        Forum Newbie
        • Jul 2007
        • 49

        #4
        I listed mine for $295 on craigslist and got one legit reply in a month. But I ended up selling it this weekend for $275 on eBay with a buy it now option. I also added a best offer option so that I could open the lines of communications with buyers. I got 3 lowball offers, but I was able to e-mail the cash back info as a part of the offer rejection. The guy that bought it hadn't heard of it before. So he ended up getting it for less than his 2nd counter offer.

        Hope that helps.

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