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6th May 2002, 10:11 AM #1
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Makita
Posted this in Routing forum on error, try again.............
Anyone after a scrollsaw (John Hambly take note), Alltools Brooklyn, Bayswater, Geelong, Ringwood, Thomastown and Dandenong have the Makita on sale for $329.00.
I have talked about this machine before and I personally think it represents excellent value for money, as good as if not better that the Delta which is over $400.00.
Variable speed, tool less blade change, left and right tilt, cast iron base etc etc.
If I didn't have the deWalt 788 (about $1200.00) this would have to be my next choice.
Pretty sure Alltools are in Albury as well unless they moved out.
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24th May 2002, 12:18 AM #2
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well I must have got lucky I picked up a makita today for $280 now to use it and give the gmc to 'er indoors fulltime LOL
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24th May 2002, 04:36 PM #3
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I picked up the makita here in nthn Sth Oz yesterday for $280 and it works good
thanks Ian for the tip
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