Found a 3hp Sawstop PCS for sale. 52" fence. What would be a reasonable price ?
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That would depend on how much value you assign to their safety feature. For me, as I feel their safety feature adds little to no additional worth to the saw, $1500 - $2000 depending on condition._________________________
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$1K to $1500 Based on condition and yr model, like sween to me its just another saw, you can find a Uni for that price fairly regular in Ga.Comment
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I figure it should be around $1500. A new 3HP PCS starts at $2900. They might hold a higher resale value. I'm not very familiar with the used pricing of them.
You might find a Unisaw for what Tommy mentions, but I doubt it would even have a riving knife. The flesh sensing tech would be another plus for me.ErikComment
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Asng $ 2500Comment
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Seems kind of High to me for a used one, pretty good for a new one with everything.ErikComment
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http://atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/tls/2860887823.html, this is about the 4th one I have seen for sale here lately, maybe folks goin out of business or possibly just not satisfied with the product, either way to me its just another saw I can't afford
Last edited by tommyt654; 03-04-2012, 07:04 PM.Comment
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I could have sworn that thing was $1900 a day or two ago, Inflationary times we live in
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Thread moved. OP was not a bargain, rather a question as what a bargain would be.Donate to my Tour de Cure
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Bought it
It turnedout to be model CB 51230 (earlier version of ICS 51230). 5hp single phase. Had a 52" rails and table. Good condition. Final cost $ 2200. Figured my fingers were worth it.Comment
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Bought it.
Turned out to be an older model CB 51230. About the same as a ICS 51230. 5hp single phase, good condition. Paid $ 2200.Comment
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