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  1. 5th April 2008, 03:09 PM #1
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    Default triton for sale ebay

    in ebay there is a triton 2000 workcenter (or i think it is a 2000 ????)
    for $200.00 pick up at warragul. Does the saw (not included go overhead ???
    is it worth getting. can I use my ryobi saw in it. Do I need anything to complete the assembly for usage.


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  3. 5th April 2008, 05:56 PM #2
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    a link would be handy, a more accurate opinion would be able to be formed if we could see the triton in question
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  4. 5th April 2008, 06:25 PM #3
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    Default triton for sale ebay

    How do I do that do i just give the name of the site from the address bar




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    In case you are looking I've currently got one for sale here - http://woodworkforums.com/showthread.php?t=69998

    To answer your questions (I haven't looked at the ebay one - not sure which one it is) -
    Normally the saw can either be mounted under the table or overhead.
    Yes, most saws will fit the Triton.
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    Default triton for sale

    how much to victoria east gippsland
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    I don't know exactly, maybe $80 or $90. If you are serious I could check on Monday.
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    Default triton saw for sale

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    I think it would be better if I wait 2 more days to see how my bid goes so far I will be the only one, I am waiting to see what response I get from my original post first. Lets just assume I have to go to $250.00 + 30 total approx 280.00 Yours 300.00 + stabiliser 30+delivery 90.00 total approx 420.00 I can get one from Mitre 10 for 300.00 but unfortunately it only has a 184mm saw, but I can fit mine in with stabiliser bracket for approx 330.00, 420.00 is much more than I wanted to go. I can get a gmc saw bench from Bunnings for 179.00 but i will have to fiddle around with the fence (slop at the back end)
    but there seems to be an adjustable screw under the front of the fence to tighten it. All of these places are just 30 minutes away.

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    Default triton saw

    and still have the triton 184 saw from mitre 10

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    The price of a Triton Workcentre 2000 is closer to $500 new - without a saw. Maybe we are talking about a different saw bench???

    The GMC is an option, but it is not as versatile as the Triton (or as well made in my opinion).
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vernonv View Post
    The price of a Triton Workcentre 2000 is closer to $500 new - without a saw. Maybe we are talking about a different saw bench???

    The GMC is an option, but it is not as versatile as the Triton (or as well made in my opinion).
    For that price of close to $300, I think he is talking about the Powered Table Saw from Triton not the work centre.


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