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Yes, Bubinga, I think the investigator wasn't sure and wanted to go with electrical. I'd feel a little better if I knew it wasn't my fault - but I still suspect it was my carelessness leaving the hot stove unattended.

It was inconclusive - investigator thought it was electrical but I'm pretty sure it was my fault - burning up scraps in the wood stove.

I haven't bought it yet, it's listed for $350. Was hoping to get some feedback first. Is it a 10" saw, tilting arbor, single phase, and how much HP? Sounds like it's held up well for those who have it.

05r50 - My woodshop burned down in October and I'm trying to get back to having a usable shop in another, older barn on our property. I have a long way to go with preparing the barn and restocking tools.... Hoping to do woodworking in retirement - in 5-10 years. Thanks to everyone for your...

I've found what looks like an old Craftsman cabinet saw. It supposedly cuts well though and hope someone can give me feedback on it.

EZ - I get your dissatisfaction with the cable on the Grizzly. But that was even apparent to me, a bottom feeder.

Any input on this Grizzly G0715P? http://www.grizzly.com/products/10-H...-Series/G0715P

I wish I could find a good deal on a cabinet saw in central NY. Online, it looks like the best deals are on the west coast or southeast. The one I posted above is now up to almost $300. With the cost to transport it, change the electric, and fix whatever is wrong with it, it no longer makes...

Thanks Jack. How much would you guess it would be to replace it - say with a used motor? I've read that it's not expensive to switch wiring from 3 to single phase?

Thanks for your help. I was assuming it was tilting arbor but now that you mention it, I should know that. Good thing to check on. If I can get it cheap enough, I'll gamble on the motor.

I'm in the market for a cabinet saw and I've found one that's reported to be a 12" saw. Can anyone tell me what model this is and what it might be worth in 'not working' condition?