Powermatic Cabinet Saw and Jointer

Nice looking saw but I think the price is probably about right. I might ask $1200, figuring to settle on $1000.

But you *need* the better tools!

Made in USA PM66 with Biesemeyer fence. And mobile base. And Forrest blad e. And cast iron tenoning jig. Doesn't say if it is 3 or 5 HP motor. Tha t might be a factor. I don't think a $1500 asking price would be wrong. M aybe take $1400. I think if you can get it for $1000, I'd sell/give away y our contractor saw and take this one instead.

FWIW, I thought $1500 would be a fair asking price too.

ade. And cast iron tenoning jig. Doesn't say if it is 3 or 5 HP motor. T hat might be a factor. I don't think a $1500 asking price would be wrong. Maybe take $1400. I think if you can get it for $1000, I'd sell/give away your contractor saw and take this one instead.

Perhaps the tenoning jig should not be included in determining the price. I t's not an item that every cares about or would want to pay for. It's like increasing the a sking price of a car because it comes with a really nice baby seat. Some might care, others not so much.

If the asking price is raised to $1500, then the listing should say "Free t enoning jig Included!" ;-)

On 1/21/2019 7:03 PM, Bob La Londe wrote: ...

As another said, for the still-made-in-TN PM, build an addition if need to... :)

Until professional SawStop, there's nothing in the range that compares, even Unisaurs

The jointer is a little less special than the Model 66, but larger table is always nice.

I mostly do metal working, but if I did much woodworking I'd have certainly talked with her about them already. She also has a Powermatic dust collector. I didn't link to. Figured if anybody was interested in the saw or jointer they'd see the dust collector too.

I'm happy to report she didn't take an offer on the saw and sold it for asking price. Woo! Hoo!

Its good she got the $1000 asking price. But I'm guessing the buyer was sm iling the whole time he was loading/stealing the saw. It was several hundr ed dollars too low.

Its good she got the $1000 asking price. But I'm guessing the buyer was smiling the whole time he was loading/stealing the saw. It was several hundred dollars too low.

I'm sure the $200 was worth it for her to be done with it, particularly at a tough time like that.