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   user-257360 | Feb 23, 2005 06:52am | #1

   I've always got prompt results or well documented delays from them.  Don't recall them not shipping within the original window.  But then again I've odered mostly small stuff, biggest thing was a snow blower that showed up on schedule.   They probably were best with books.  Now they have a scheme to try to get to join up for 2-day shipping on everything so maybe other orders will suffer.

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   MarkRD | Feb 23, 2005 04:31pm | #2

   I received a Delta Band saw two years ago, right on schedule. My only beef was that the shipper just left it in the middle of my driveway (while I was away).

   However, I suppose, few people are going to run off with two ~150lb boxes :-)

   Mark

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   superfly | Mar 03, 2005 06:06pm | #3

   I ordered a 54a jointer and received it right on time.My buddy ordered a 66 and came right on time also.Good luck

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   jaypoe | Mar 03, 2005 09:44pm | #4

   My 66 came on the last day of the estimated delivery window. It came damaged! Now I have to wait another week for delivery of a new one! Couldn't talk to anyone from Tool Crib, had to e-mail all corispondence to Amazon. Took 2 days to just get an answer from Amazon! I really dislike being not being able to talk to someone. Never again on an item this important or this big. If I were to calculate down time, assembly time of the bad unit. My $300 savings is GONEEEEEEEEE! If I could have found a local dealer that was good I would have bought from them. Next time I will search for a good dealer.

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   Claude | Mar 04, 2005 06:55am | #5

   hey Jay.  i recieved my 66 and the model 209 planer from tool crib/amazon 2 months ago.  no damage whatsoever, and amazon even refunded the sixty buck difference between the print catalog and website price on the planer, i barely had to ask.  the saw did have one problem, the guide tube for the fence was out of square, so i called powermatic and they had a new (and square) one to me in about 3 days.  4 and 15/16 stars.