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    Radial Arm Saw pricing

    How to price a 2.75 hp, 10" craftsman radial arm saw model 19716 bought in 1989?

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    Jim,

    Most of the CL listings for a Craftsman RAS in this area are around $150.

    -Jerry

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    Thanks Jerry,

    It takes up alot of room in my shop and it doesn't get very much use.

    Jim

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    Jim, in SE Michigan avg CL listing is $125
    Some in dirty condition go for $75
    Mike
    From the workshop under the staircase, Clinton Township, MI
    Semper Audere!

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    Please note that many of these older RAS have a major safety recall on them. Be sure to check on that before you consider selling the machine if you have not already done so.
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    The most expensive tool is the one you buy "cheaply" and often...

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    Jim,

    I sold mine 7 years ago for $175. It sold the same day the ad ran. Mine was from the 1970s.

    Scott

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Powers View Post
    Thanks Jerry,

    It takes up alot of room in my shop and it doesn't get very much use.

    Jim
    Jim,

    I had the same problem and tried to sell my Delta RAS a few years ago. Could not get peanuts for it, so I set it up for a dead on ~90 cross-cut and hooked it up to my DC system. Now I use it all the time and I am very thankful that it is still around. All I ask it to do is cut stock exactly to length and not make any mess... and it does!

    Best to you for a great Thanksgiving!

    -Jerry

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    1-2 hundred.

    I have one about that year, 1988 I think, with the full cabinet/stand under it.


    Currently still use it as a rough cut to length saw.

    Planning on turning it into a boat anchor one of these days when I get my other SCMS and cabinets set up in its place.


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    Thanks All,

    I did obtain the upgrade and installed it. I don't do any ripping on the saw. I changed out the blade to the original combination blade today. If I could build a bigger shop it would stay. Wishful thinking! Thanks you all for your comments.

    Jim

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