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   RANGERP75R | Nov 04, 2003 08:02am | #1

   Bill

      Thought I would post to keep your thread up so hopefully someone that has one could reply. I have a feeling that not many have or know too much about it. I keep a close visual on most WW machines and I can say I am only vaguely familar.

       I would be patient before you purchase. Even a tool review would be helpful. I would want to know what kind of track record it has before I plopped down the cash. I will check locally and see if anyone has any feed on it.

   Good Luck...

   sarge..jt

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   forestgirl | Nov 04, 2003 09:07am | #2

   What little I've read about Central Machinery power tools indicates they are very "hit or miss" with respect to quality.  Sounds pretty iffy, if you want a saw that will stay tuned and last awhile.

   What are you using the saw for?  What's your price range?

   forestgirl -- you can take the girl out of the forest, but you can't take the forest out of the girl   ;-)

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   sailalex | Nov 04, 2003 03:09pm | #3

   Central Machinery is Harbor Freight's offering and while I buy a lot of stuff (clamps, hammers,etc) from them I wouldn't buy anything that requires accuracy in the long run , like a table saw. As I have mentioned before on this forum, I bought the Central Machinery bench drill press and after about a year of extremely light use the spindle became loose and I can't locate a hole accurately with it. On the other hand, someone mentioned they have a "service agreement" that can be purchased that gives extended warranty; unless that makes sense economically and would enable you to return it anytime (lifetime warranty) I would steer clear of them.