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  1. 15th March 2020, 10:14 AM #1
    poundy
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    Default Jet 10" table saw project

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    Needs some major repairs to motor mounting plate so seems over-priced to me...
    Jet 10 inch cabinet panel table saw.Damaged but can be fixed. | Power Tools | Gumtree Australia Hornsby Area - Dural | 1243640440
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  3. 15th March 2020, 10:25 AM #2
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    A replacement motor plate is around $7USD, shipping would be quite a bit though I'd imagine, but if you haggled it down might be well worth it:

    Jet JWCS-10A Cabinet Saw (708435) Parts | Tool Parts Direct
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  4. 15th March 2020, 10:42 AM #3
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    judging by the pictures it looks like you need part# 63 as well, that's the better part of $80 from the above link you provided... so yeah could be worth it or....

    If all the parts are there, there's a good chance you could do like BobL did for a forumite on a Sherwood TS, if you're mechanically minded or know someone who is, or can find an engineering shop who will
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  5. 15th March 2020, 11:12 AM #4
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    When it's all said and done the saw is hardly, if any, better than a contractor saw and certainly never sold for 'a few thousands when new'. Cast iron is heavy and freight would take a big bite out of your pocket for replacement parts from the US not to mention the state of our puny dollar at the moment. If you were unable to make the parts yourself and gave the job to an engineering firm I'm sure they wouldn't miss you with the required financial compensation. If the motor was fitted to the saw when the break occurred what other potential problems might be waiting for you. If you were going to take a punt on this you would have to get it very cheap, at the moment it isn't.
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