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DIY coolness @ Home Depot

DIY coolness @ Home Depot

2000-10-05 by revtor@aol.com

For all of you (us) who are planning to build cabinets at one point, I saw in 
Home Depot yesterday a 10" Delta table saw for just 99 bucks.  Mind you, that 
at this price, you're not getting top of the line quality, but Delta is a 
respectable name, and for 99 bucks, it looks like a hell of a bargain.  It's 
just a benchtop model with a rather small table (maybe 2.5'x3'), but would do 
fine as long as you don't try to cut 29x15 foot boards on it (which you could 
do easily if you also had a pair of sawhorses).  This was in NJ, I don't know 
if their prices are nation wide, but I'm picking one up soon...  (Modular 
cabinets, speakers, skate-ramps, subwoofers, DIYanvil cases....)
ta ta,
~Steve

Re: [motm] DIY coolness @ Home Depot

2000-10-05 by phases

At 01:53 PM 10/5/00 -0400, you wrote:
>For all of you (us) who are planning to build cabinets at one point, I saw in
>Home Depot yesterday a 10" Delta table saw for just 99 bucks.  Mind you, that
>at this price, you're not getting top of the line quality, but Delta is a
>respectable name, and for 99 bucks, it looks like a hell of a bargain.


I work for Home Depot, in the kitchen cabinet area, and can tell you that 
for a homeowner this is a good saw.
I work in the field supervising kitchen installers and was just talking 
about this saw yesterday.
One of my installers has it and it took him 2 years to trash it. That 
includes using it everyday and loading it in and out of his truck everyday.
The base is plastic and does not like to be moved in and out of the back of 
a pickup everyday, but in a shop on a bench it will be your best friend for 
a long time.


chad phillips
http://cfiend.home.mindspring.com/
icq: 9033549 IM: ihatesushi

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