Value of this table saw?

[Chaznsc]

What would you pay for this table saw including the shop fox?

 

[rooster shooter]

Looks like a decent saw, fence looks good, but used. Overall looks sturdy. How's the motor? What's the rip capacity? How old? I'd offer $200-$300?

 

[cgrutt]

I was thinking $250 when I saw pic but really have no idea what it's actually worth. There is a similar Jet saw FS for $200 on my local CL http://hudsonvalley.craigslist.org/tls/5580214368.html. Hope this helps.

 

[Chaznsc]

Guys - thanks as always for putting a keen eye on the saw. I think im going to pass on it.

 

[BD1]

Prices vary by location and how bad the owner wants to get rid of it and how bad you want it. Many 10'' Craftsman with extensions on both sides can be bought for $100.00.
Some of the larger table ones around $300 to $500.

 

[Mark in Indiana]

Chaznsc,
In my area, the saw that you're asking about would go for around $50 without the extension, and around $100 with the extension. If it's a Powermatic, then you're talking 10 times that.

I would suggest that you keep an eye for a pre-1980 Craftsman, or other quality brand, 10" belt driven, cast iron top, tilting arbor table saw. They have the same quality as a modern industrial level saw. Those can be had for $50 - $100. You may need to do a little work, but it's worth it.

Below is a before & after picture of mine. I paid $30 for it, put another $20 in materials. It's a waaaay too valued member of my garage family.

 

[Chaznsc]

Chaznsc,
In my area, the saw that you're asking about would go for around $50 without the extension, and around $100 with the extension. If it's a Powermatic, then you're talking 10 times that.

I would suggest that you keep an eye for a pre-1980 Craftsman, or other quality brand, 10" belt driven, cast iron top, tilting arbor table saw. They have the same quality as a modern industrial level saw. Those can be had for $50 - $100. You may need to do a little work, but it's worth it.

Below is a before & after picture of mine. I paid $30 for it, put another $20 in materials. It's a waaaay too valued member of my garage family.

I actually have an old craftsman, heavy as sh@t. I have both extensions, it just doesnt rip very wide. The say I posted was one a guy offered me on trade. My item is valued at $200.

Here is my craftsman. I think I paid $40 for it.

 

[My Old Tools]

If you want a contractor style saw, look for a Delta/Rockwell Model 10. They made them by the thousands and they are tough as nails. They can be found with two cast iron wings although most have the stamped wings. Fence may need an upgrade. Most have the curved legs/feet on the stand.

 

[turbowoodworker]

That saw it is worth $200 but only if the splitter and blade guard is present. That is assuming everything else works.

 

[exmaxima1]

It has an exceptionally nice fence, and possibly aftermarket, that's worth roughly $100 all by itself. I think that $150-200 would be fair for that saw.

 

[fatfillup]

I go to a lot of auctions and table saws rarely bring over $25 unless they are something special. The older Cmans with the cast table will go for $25 most of the time.