Used Rockler Unisaw

[Bob10]

See the black part at the bottom

[gcrimmins]

I have a Unisaw from the early 1980s that looks very similar to that. It has the same Rockwell tag and the same pushbutton box under the table. I don't know how long they looked like that, but that at least gives you the ballpark age. I believe the missing part at the base of the saw is called a plinth. That saw would be a gamble if you can't take a closer look at it. It might clean up nicely or there might be broken or missing pieces. 

--Geoff

[Steve N]

I would not go more than $50 on that as it needs a base, fence, dust door, minimum electrical cord and probably switch and that is if the motor is good.
The one good thing is the plug looks to be single phase as best I can tell

Keep in mind Bob is in Cali too. Back here in Ohio an untested, rust bucket, wouldn't bring 50 bux at a decent auction, but that is the thing about auctions, you never know when some "retail buyers" will show up. and skew all the numbers. Your job is to assign a value in your mind that you would be willing to go, keeping in mind it could be a total rebuild. Never bid more than that amount, and you are an auction winner every time. As sure as somewhere snow will fall this Winter, more Uni's will come along

[Papa Jim]

I've heard enough.  Doesn't sound like it's a project for a beginner! If anyone in the Central Fl area is interested go to www.ggauctionsonline.com. Auction ends Oct 24th.

Papa Jim