Can't exactly call this a "steal"

[George Lohnes]

I know that it is a huge amt of money... but as I sold my PM66 (with some attachments) for $1800-- I thought that paying $2300 for a three year old Sawstop with 52" rails and 2 extra regular and dado brakes made sense for me and my fingers.

Now what did NOT make any sense was that I drove 5 hours round trip to pick it up!!

New baby is below. Also came with extension table and outfeed table bigger than half my "shop".

[Mark Singer]

So for $500 and some gas you are a lot safer .... I used to have a PM 66 andit is a terrific saw. The SawStop is better IMHO You did well my friend!

[Peter Scoma]

Wise decision IMO. I've driven 4 hrs round trip to grizzly to check it out and buy some clamps

PS

[Dewey Torres]

I think the quote on new digits (if they can save them) is about $12,000 per and they are not guaranteed to work or look right even after paying that, so ya, even with the drive included it a steal!

[Craig T. Smith]

For $500 plus safetyyou did well, as for the drive I go almost that far just to find good wood. Nice saw. Happy Woodworking, Craig

[Don Bullock]

That's a fantastic deal George. Congratulations!!! You're going to really like the SS.

[JohnT Fitzgerald]

*grrr* I saw that CL posting last night, and was sorely tempted. for me it would have been close to 7 hours round trip (according to Mapquest)...

congrats!!

[Scott Coffelt]

Heck, I drove 8 1/2 one way to buy 200 bdft of birdseye maple, 4 hours i snothing to save the money to buy a SS. Great deal.

[Loren Hedahl]

Now, my wish for you is that your Saw Stop will never have a reason to stop!