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Thanks for the interest. If possible I'd like to try and sell locally.

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Thanks for the interest. If possible I'd like to try and sell locally.

Laguna 10" Table Saw
-3hp, single phase motor (15A plug)
-Left tilt blade
- Can be fitted with dado stack
-4" dust port (also comes with a homemade 150mm port for those with bigger ducting)
-30"...

I'll take it at $6200 including the mobile base. Subject to lockdown ending can collect sometime Friday-Sunday

Regards Jack

I'll take it. PM to follow

I think Woodworking Warehouse carries Laguna in Melbourne

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