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  1. 12-24-2018, 4:06 PM #1
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    Eye of the Beholder

    I'm just gonna park this here.
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  3. 12-24-2018, 4:16 PM #2
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    Hey,,, those cast iron medullary rays are hard to come by. You should snap that up Johnny.
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    It even comes with the factory manual and blade guard.
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  6. 12-24-2018, 5:45 PM #5
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    What better things could you possibly have to do on Christmas eve ?
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    At least he is realistic on his price, I have seen people ask $1000 for worse.
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  8. 12-24-2018, 9:05 PM #7
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    If you could talk him down to $50, that might be a killer deal for someone needing a saw. I have a similar one I use in the house I have been rebuilding and it works pretty well. Used it to build kitchen cabinets at our main house before upgrading to a 5 HP saw, and it produced good results.

    Looks like surface rust...should clean up if the price were right.

    Being cheap, I would prefer a shiny table for a hundred bucks...
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