10ER for general tablesaw/bandsaw

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Re: 10ER for general tablesaw/bandsaw

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jsburger wrote:
algale wrote:I don't know my 10E from my 10ER but reading this thread, I think I just stumbled on a guy selling a 10E or 10ER with both A and B adapters.

Kind of pricey though.... Here's a link to the ad http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/nva/ ... 96282.html

And here's a photo from the ad showing what looks to be the adapters.

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Those are the adapters. I would not pay that even with the adapters. Maybe he will sell you just the adapters. You need the pulley if he doesn't have it but Skip Campbell makes them.
Agree its pricey but I'm not in the market anyway. I posted for those who might be interested. Seems the adapters are "rare."
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Re: 10ER for general tablesaw/bandsaw

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Wonder what is under the broken pulley guard?
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