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"Bob in NC"

24/10/2005 12:22 PM

Grizzly 10" Table Saw TSC10L

Does anyone have any experience with this TS? My son has an
opportunity to buy it for $575. It includes a 30" Biesmeyer fence,
outfeed table and router insert on right table. This will be his forst
TS. Usually he uses mine. for small furniture projects, boxes, etc,
but he would like to get even more involved in the future.

Looks pretty good to me. Any comments?

Bob


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"Bob in NC"

in reply to "Bob in NC" on 24/10/2005 12:22 PM

25/10/2005 4:49 AM

Thanks to all for the useful input. My son has decided to pass on this
deal, maybe to go for a new saw.

The help from the rec.woodworking community is appreciated. Lots of
wisdom out there.

Bob

Bb

"BillyBob"

in reply to "Bob in NC" on 24/10/2005 12:22 PM

24/10/2005 9:12 PM


"Bob in NC" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Does anyone have any experience with this TS? My son has an
> opportunity to buy it for $575. It includes a 30" Biesmeyer fence,
> outfeed table and router insert on right table. This will be his forst
> TS. Usually he uses mine. for small furniture projects, boxes, etc,
> but he would like to get even more involved in the future.
>

Price seems about $200 high to me. I think that saw is a late 80's vintage
made in Taiwan. I've found people selling the saw by itself for $200. The
router insert doesn't add anything. If its a genuine Biesmeyer fence,
that's probably a $100-$150 adder. Go get a new Grizzly.

Bob

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"Dave"

in reply to "Bob in NC" on 24/10/2005 12:22 PM

24/10/2005 7:36 PM

Why not buy the new Grizzly G0444Z TS with the new Aluma Classic fence for
$515? I have one and I love it.


"Bob in NC" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Does anyone have any experience with this TS? My son has an
> opportunity to buy it for $575. It includes a 30" Biesmeyer fence,
> outfeed table and router insert on right table. This will be his forst
> TS. Usually he uses mine. for small furniture projects, boxes, etc,
> but he would like to get even more involved in the future.
>
> Looks pretty good to me. Any comments?
>
> Bob
>

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"RonB"

in reply to "Bob in NC" on 24/10/2005 12:22 PM

24/10/2005 2:51 PM

I am not familiar with that machine. Do you know how old it is? I did a
quick Google search on the model number you mention and found several, under
various brands including Grizzly. A couple of things:

1) If it matches the vintage of Grizzly I came across, with that number, it
might be 15-20 years old. For that kind of money (plus shipping) he can get
into a brand new Grizzly contractors saw (without the outfeed and router
table). It does however have cast wings, a 2hp motor and a Biesmeyer
look-alike fence. I am not familiar with their new aluminum fence but the
standard Classic is a good fence.

http://www.grizzly.com/products/category.aspx?t=table_saws

2) Regarding Grizzly, I have owned a 1023S cabinet saw for about four years
and love it. I have never had to use their product support but their
delivery on the saw, and some misc. smaller tools has been great.

RonB


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