This May Be A Huge Bargain

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This May Be A Huge Bargain

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This is advertised as a 500 but the auxiliary table and fence are clearly a 520, and it is a newer headstock based on the power switch. The add says the main table is there, just not photographed. If the extension tables are there this would be a huge bargain for someone....http://delaware.craigslist.org/tls/3979204814.html
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That is definitely a bargain! Why do these things come up thousands of miles away from me?
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Anyone recognize the long aluminum piece on the ground in the second pic? Is that a rear main table rail?
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algale wrote:Anyone recognize the long aluminum piece on the ground in the second pic? Is that a rear main table rail?

Maybe this?
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algale wrote:Anyone recognize the long aluminum piece on the ground in the second pic? Is that a rear main table rail?
Miter gauge extension.
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I don't need a second 520...

I don't need a second 520...

I don't need a second 520...

... but I am sorely tempted!
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algale wrote:I don't need a second 520...

I don't need a second 520...

I don't need a second 520...

... but I am sorely tempted!
You could always resell one of them!:D I am sure you can get more than $300.;)
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