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 I am just seeking advice on how to price something. I am thinking of selling my 24" Rockwell scroll saw. It was my dad's and I've had it in my garage a long time. I actually never had used it. I plugged it in yesterday and the motor runs really nice. It does not have a blade in it. It is old of course but I would like some opinions on what would be a fair price to sell it for? What should I start at and what would be your bottom dollar if you were to try and sell it? I appreciate any opinions. Thanks.

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Welcome to the Village John! As I posted on the other forum, this is not a desirable saw. Most modern saws will cut circles around this one. The only folks who might want it is a collector. As for price, I’ll take $200 to take it off your hands.

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Very quite vibration free saw and the bearings are tops like pencil eraser size, no wear out here!!! That alone impressed me immensely!!!! Plus i added zerk fittings to put grease into the bearings so it was a lifetime saw!!!

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