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  1. 7th September 2008, 09:31 AM #1
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    Default Sawstop at Canberra Show

    Brendan from Gabbett's was demonstrating the Sawstop at the Canberra show and also exhibiting the new to Australia sawstop contractor saw. Forgot to ask how much it is selling for so if Brendan sees this thread he might let us know the price.
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    So Ruddi was playing with the frankfurt again. I'll pm him this thread.
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  4. 19th September 2008, 11:31 PM #3
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    Did brendan get back to you about the price on these machines???
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    Quote Originally Posted by SupaRoo View Post
    Did brendan get back to you about the price on these machines???
    Nope.

    Stay tuned. Pricing is now finalised. I will post something in the next couple of days.

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    Come on mate pick up your game. How do you expect to sell machines if it takes you this long to respond to a simple conversation thread.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SupaRoo View Post
    Come on mate pick up your game. How do you expect to sell machines if it takes you this long to respond to a simple conversation thread.
    Maybe he is out doing some work, rather than wasting time surfing the internet and looking at forums.
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    Nope, i work with the guy. He really doesn't do very much at all. He really does have enough time to check this out pretty regularly
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    Ah, Brendan was telling me about you at the Melbourne show. Reckons you stand around most of the day getting in the way. Guess that explains why you have time to waste on the internet.
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    Yep that was me, I am a technician not a salesman so at least i tell the truth.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SupaRoo View Post
    Yep that was me, I am a technician not a salesman so at least i tell the truth.
    7.39am.....shouldn't you be working?

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    Yeah i probably should be but you know how it goes. I was waiting for my driver to pick me up. He was running late again.
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    I will beat Brendan's offer by 10%.




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    Sorry, I forgot to post the picture.



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    Default Sawstop Contractor

    The contractor saw starts at $3520 + $330 for cast iron side table extensions to replace the pressed metal.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mat View Post
    The contractor saw starts at $3520 + $330 for cast iron side table extensions to replace the pressed metal.
    Oops. Forgot I was going to do something about this.

    Lots of options on these machines. I'll try and have something posted by this arvo....

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