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05-09-2021, 06:38 PM
I have a General 350 table saw. for sale. It is a one owner, right tilt saw cabinet saw and it has a Biesmeyer 52 in fence. And is a 3 HP saw and operates on 220. I have the guards although not shown. When I was buying a saw I looked at the under side of a UNi saw and the under carriage of the General. I paid the extra $300 for the General.

It is in north central Iowa and is is still in operation. It is a daily user, so it can be actually tried out. Asking $850. I am in the process of getting a new piece of Formica for the fence, But will take $800 if the buyer does the Formica. Otherwise firm on price. Pick up only.

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Tom
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05-09-2021, 09:19 PM
(05-09-2021, 06:38 PM)tablesawtom Wrote: I have a General 350 table saw. for sale. It is a one owner, right tilt saw cabinet saw and it has a Biesmeyer 52 in fence. And is a 3 HP saw and operates on 220. I have the guards although not shown. When I was buying a saw I looked at the under side of a UNi saw and the under carriage of the General. I paid the extra $300 for the General.

It is in north central Iowa and is is still in operation. It is a daily user, so it can be actually tried out. Asking $850. I am in the process of getting a new piece of Formica for the fence, But will take $800 if the buyer does the Formica. Otherwise firm on price. Pick up only.







Thanks for looking,

Tom

It's a good saw, the one I use is 5hp I have a 3hp in storage
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05-10-2021, 05:22 AM
Nice, Tom...and a good deal as well (IMHO). Getting ready to order a Sawstop?
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05-11-2021, 07:47 AM
(05-09-2021, 06:38 PM)tablesawtom Wrote: I have a General 350 table saw. for sale. It is a one owner, right tilt saw cabinet saw and it has a Biesmeyer 52 in fence. And is a 3 HP saw and operates on 220. I have the guards although not shown. When I was buying a saw I looked at the under side of a UNi saw and the under carriage of the General. I paid the extra $300 for the General.

A great saw, and definitely preferred over a Unisaw IMO, I worked on a 350 for five years at a pro audio loudspeaker company, building hundreds of cabinets and sub assemblies in Baltic Birch.  Wish I had room for it, or I'd drive out.

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John
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