I have a DeWalt 7790 in excellent condition. It has no plastic anywhere
except for the on/off buttons, and possibly the handle on the crank. It has
a 3.5 HP dual voltage motor has mostly collected dust since its original
owner (my grandfather) died nine years ago. I use a sliding compound miter
saw so I really don't need this RAS, so I planning to sell it. I live in
Sacramento, CA, and the saw is currently mounted in a homemade table. What's
the ballpark value?

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One of the fine lads from the OWWM made up an online
calculator that will immediately establish a value for your
vintage machines.

http://www.monkey-butler.net/valu.html

UA100

Finally.... Someone has put technology to use in determining the value of
used tools. I found it to be real accurate too... Just be sure to enter in
all the info in order to get a more precise estimate.

Bob S.

"Unisaw A100" wrote in message
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One of the fine lads from the OWWM made up an online
calculator that will immediately establish a value for your
vintage machines.

http://www.monkey-butler.net/valu.html

UA100

Unisaw A100 wrote:

One of the fine lads from the OWWM made up an online
calculator that will immediately establish a value for your
vintage machines.

http://www.monkey-butler.net/valu.html

UA100

OK. I surrender. Kamerade. Uncle. LOL. **** me.
j4

That wasn't very nice UA

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"Unisaw A100" wrote in message
...
One of the fine lads from the OWWM made up an online
calculator that will immediately establish a value for your
vintage machines.

http://www.monkey-butler.net/valu.html

UA100