I see the Dewalt DW735 reconditioned on Tool King fairly often for around $440. Last time I almost bit it was $435 with $9 shipping. I do see that it is out of stock at the moment.
Dave Hall
I see the Dewalt DW735 reconditioned on Tool King fairly often for around $440. Last time I almost bit it was $435 with $9 shipping. I do see that it is out of stock at the moment.
Dave Hall
On Mon 09 Feb 2009 08:47:53p, "CC" wrote in news:tV5kl.18527$ snipped-for-privacy@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net:
I bought the 733 floor model at Woodcraft when the 735 came out, for about 250. I have no idea how many board feet I've run through it any more but I've had both sets of blades sharpened and had to bring it in for repair once. Found out I've got an authorized shop here in town and they found a loose connection in the motor assembly, resoldered it(!) and charged me fifty bucks.
I love this little planer, plastic vacuum port and all.
You might want to look at
Myself, I don't own a planer but a few months ago I was perusing Craigs list locally and their was a 20" Northsomething industrial planer with a
5 hp 220 motor, 5 years old for $1000... I wanted it but didn't go for it and it has been bothering me ever since...The same place had other stuff for sale so obviously they were going out of business...
Probably Northfield.
I think their stuff is built to last forever in a factory setting.
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For the price I seriously doubt it was Northfield. More likely one of the North State something like
would be my guess.
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For Jack's sake I hope you are right. LOL
Leon had me in a panic for a sec. but I recall looking up the price and it was no where near the price of a Northfield... I think it was around $5000 new, but thats a vague recollection. It did look a lot like the Northstate 20" planer so my guess is thats exactly what it was. It looked like a great planer to me, but like so many great deals, I just let it go bye...instead of buy... I think it weighed over 400 lbs so it would have been tough getting it on and off my truck in one piece... yeah, thats why I passed it up.
Jack Stein wrote: ...
I hear ya'... :) (or, :( maybe is more apropos)
I posted in another similar thread not long ago of the chance years ago to pick up the Powermatic Model 180 18" planer for $800 from shop when upgraded and have been kicking self/regretting decision ever since...
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