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1. 
   Sancho | Jan 21, 2004 06:51pm | #1

   Id say check the net for prrice comparables. http://www.amazon.com

   http://www.coastaltools.com,      http://www.westerntools.com to name a few...

    

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   ETG | Jan 21, 2004 08:07pm | #2

   Check out this site - http://toolseeker.com/index.htm.  I've found it does a pretty good job with finding the lowest price of the major net tool shops.

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   utternovice | Jan 21, 2004 09:39pm | #3

   Thanks. 

   That is a great site.

   Looks like the price is competetive.

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   Beckfella | Jan 21, 2004 11:35pm | #4

   Check Woodworker's Supply. I've been checking Unisaw prices recently and they have the best deal I can find.

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   Jamie_Buxton | Jan 22, 2004 03:03am | #5

   When you're comparing prices, remember to include freight and delivery charges.  On something as big and heavy as a Unisaw, they can be substantial.  A local store with a lift-gate truck has a real advantage.