On Mon, 7 May 2007 22:10:39 -0400, "Edwin Pawlowski"
wrote:


"mapdude" wrote in message
...
I am about to upgrade to a new table saw. My dad's 20 year old Craftsman
saw is going to be surplused to I will list it on Craigslist and see if I
can get some change for it. Still in good shape with a solid motor and
belt drive.

How much should I ask for it?

Nothing.
I've never sold a tool that I had lo more use for. More fun to give them
away to someone that really appreciates it. .

Gave away a Unisaw once. That was fun

Frank

Actually I figured with new decent saws going for $400 to $500, that
around $150 - $200 would be reasonable.
This is one of the good ones with a belt drive and a big motor. My dad
never liked to buy junk. Craftwman was pretty good back in the late 70's


Frank Boettcher wrote:
On Mon, 7 May 2007 22:10:39 -0400, "Edwin Pawlowski"
wrote:


"mapdude" wrote in message
m...

I am about to upgrade to a new table saw. My dad's 20 year old Craftsman
saw is going to be surplused to I will list it on Craigslist and see if I
can get some change for it. Still in good shape with a solid motor and
belt drive.

How much should I ask for it?

Nothing.
I've never sold a tool that I had lo more use for. More fun to give them
away to someone that really appreciates it. .


Gave away a Unisaw once. That was fun

Frank

On May 8, 3:41 pm, mapdude wrote:
Actually I figured with new decent saws going for $400 to $500, that
around $150 - $200 would be reasonable.
This is one of the good ones with a belt drive and a big motor. My dad
never liked to buy junk. Craftwman was pretty good back in the late 70's



ball bearings or bronze bushings?
stock fence?
blade?
other accessories?