Nice looking Sawsmith RAS in Dallas.

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heathicus
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Nice looking Sawsmith RAS in Dallas.

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http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/tls/4600840652.html

Has the cabinet, saw arbor nuts, blade guard, and even the Add-A-Tool bracket. Great deal.
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That's a drive from Dallas, 3 or 4 hour round trip. I wanted it when it first posted.
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It's on Dallas CL, so that's why I posted it like that. I didn't know where Paris was until now. But even a 3 or 4 hour round draft trip is not bad for that. I made a 4 hour one way, overnight trip to Houston to get mine and this one end is even better.
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You know, if it wasn't for the $30+ in gas I would probably be on my way.

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beatnik wrote:You know, if it wasn't for the $30+ in gas I would probably be on my way.

:(
Now if you had a Prius you could.. oh never mind. :)
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Post by beatnik »

Either way, it would be peanut butter sandwiches for a month if I just pulled out the 150. That Prius pull a trailer ?

;)
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