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  1. 12th October 2020, 03:56 PM #1
    stevenmckay
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    Default New Zealand table saw choices.

    Hi from New Zealand, im in the market for a cabinet saw to replace my ryobi BT3000. At the moment there is very limited options as nothing seems to be coming into the country due to Corona, that aside I had tried a SA250st from Jacks and ended up returning it as the top had a 1.5mm dip in it and the fence system left a lot to be desired. So thought id look at something a bit better like the Carbatec TS-C250. I'd love a harvey but no one in New Zealand seem to sell these any more? does anyone have any suggestions? there is a Harvey saw HW110HB with a sliding table for $2500 on trade me but its 4 years old and a 5 hour drive so not too keen. but if anyone know where to purchase Harvey saws in New Zealand or know of a good alternative please let me know.
    P.S. Saw stops look great but out of my budget range.
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  3. 13th October 2020, 08:27 AM #2
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    Woodworking HQ imports Harvey machinery. think they are in Pukekohe or thereabout from memory..

    given the Covid situation and difficulty in getting a quality table saw, this Harvey on Trademe maybe the only and good choice for the time being..
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