I've recently taken posession of a Delta contractor saw.
It's been used a lot but it's true and runs well (was 220 and I changed it to 110).
What's it worth?
It is worth whatever people are willing to pay.
Most equipment is between 40% and 70% of new, assuming good condition. Dado blades run from $30 to $300 new. Molding head cutters are worth a few bucks if you like and can use the pattern, about 5¢ if you can't. The saw bought new today would be about $900. Ed
Saw one much as you describe, except it also had an over arm DC guard. No cutters or tendoning jig but had 3 inserts.
Auctioned for $400 (+ -). It would have gone for more (I would have bid) but SWMBO told me no more table saws.
John,
Would be helpful to know the model number (36-444/5 series maybe?) and estimate the condition.
Bob S.
ten gazillion dollars.
happy?
Been hanging out with the small fries again I see.....
Ooooo! Ooooo! Ooooo!
I know this one.
PURPLE!
Was I right?
UA100
Oh man! you never should have changed it to 110. Totally ruins the value you know;-}
Reminds me of the joke about how many surrealists does it take to screw in a light bulb?
Wait for it.....
But not TOO long....
LIGHTBULB!
Regards Dave Mundt
Nope. not even close.
*everybody* knows that if it's purple, and hums, it's an "electric grape".And even the infrequent habituates of the wreck _can_ tell the difference between an electric grape and a table-saw.
I'll give you 75 bucks for it.
Larry, *WHAT* are you trying to do ??!! -- run the market up??
I figured $50 was a "good" price, above the shipping costs, that is.
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