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Definitely a good deal.

For moving, I remove the table and all accessories. With the headstock at one end I remove the legs from the other end and put that side up into the vehicle on a small piece of cardboard. Then slide the headstock to that end now inside the vehicle, slide it in up to the other legs and remove those. Just keep the headstock all the way at one end so you don't stress the way tubes.

Even if it needs some TLC that was a great deal.

Whew! That's what I told my wife as justification for getting it.

To refer to that as a 'great' deal does not do it justice!

As a comparison, here's a deal that's not as good for a 510+bandsaw+router package for $750 up here in New England: https://boston.craigslist.org/nos/tls/d ... 51333.html

Maybe he'd bring the price down a little on that one, but there's no belt sander, jointer, and dust collector. And that's still a pretty good price for a 510.

stew wrote:IMO that was a great deal!

Not a "great deal" but a "really great deal!"

Pull the pivot pin. 2 people to load.
A simple jig to support the way tubes and realign.
"Maxine" heading home yesterday. There were a LOT more blankets added than pictured