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(04-19-2018, 03:42 PM)Cian Wrote: The non-tilting table floor-standing Jet is the former Powermatic model but with different paint. I wasn't aware that Jet had a tilting table version, which I thought was reerved for the Powermatic line. When Powermatic released their current tilting-table version, they made the non-tilt a Jet model. In fact, you can still see "PM" on the castings on mine:
However, for $1299 shipped, the current Powermatic on Amazon is a no-brainer. Interestingly, it's one of if not the only Powermatic tool that hasn't increased in price in the last decade or so.
Thanks for that information Cian!
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I think Cian and I bought our's at the same time with the same rebate.
I wouldn't want to make you cry over how little we paid for these capable machines.
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04-20-2018, 07:10 PM
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I know you didn't ask so feel free to ridicule or ignore but have you considered a Domino? Revolutionized my mortise and tenon jobs. Just a thought..I'm guessing you're considering the mortiser for certain reasons but the Domino is a competitor for any mortise and tenon application. Nice to stick it a box and put it out of the way when done if floor space is an issue, and, might save you some money to boot.
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(04-20-2018, 07:10 PM)gov.cheese Wrote: I know you didn't ask so feel free to ridicule or ignore but have you considered a Domino? Revolutionized my mortise and tenon jobs. Just a thought..I'm guessing you're considering the mortiser for certain reasons but the Domino is a competitor for any mortise and tenon application. Nice to stick it a box and put it out of the way when done if floor space is an issue, and, might save you some money to boot.
I had a Domino once and I prefer the traditional Mortise and tenon. The domino is a great tool and it is fast.
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I got a 719T from an Estate sale and it works pretty well. Only slight knock on it for me is a better way to adjust the table angle.
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(04-21-2018, 08:11 AM)jussi Wrote: I got a 719T from an Estate sale and it works pretty well. Only slight knock on it for me is a better way to adjust the table angle.
Thanks jussi!
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04-21-2018, 01:29 PM
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Well,
I get up this morning and I figure, I'll try Craigslist one more time and see if I can't find a nice used one. And there it was, a nice 719T less than 30 miles away. I jumped in the truck and came home with it. The guy selling it was nice enough to load it for me too since I had recent shoulder surgeries.
Now I just have to wait for my bull strong son to come on over and take this to the basement
Thanks again for the help guys!
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(04-21-2018, 08:53 AM)Belle City Woodworking Wrote: Thanks jussi!
Congratulations.....I believe you're going to love it.
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(04-21-2018, 02:37 PM)rlance Wrote: Congratulations.....I believe you're going to love it.
Thanks rlance!
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04-21-2018, 08:13 PM
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Well how ‘bout that? Nice find!