Value for money

[tony coleman]

Recently I bought a small table saw ,online for what  I thought  was real value,

It was brand new out of the box,I searched local but ended  buying  online  as it worked out cheaper, anyway  the saw worked fine for about 2 hours  work then went dead,I reported the problem  too the company  I purchased  it from and now they want me to send it back too them,fine,yes they are paying  but it sure is a inconvenience, the moral of this story  is you get what you pay for

[kmmcrafts]

I gotta say there is a bad apple in every brand at some point and time or another... That being said back in 1997 I bought a cheap tradesman brand table saw for a home remodel project.. I used the the crap out of that saw until I upgraded last year to the Dewalt table saw... I bought that saw on clearance for $79 with a stand.. sold it for $50 when I got the new saw. About 5 years ago I had a bearing lock up in the transmission of it and I took it apart and put a $8 bearing in it.. The motor did smoke when it locked up and it did make it loose power for cutting thick hardwoods which is the reason I upgraded. I informed the new owner before he bought it of that and he had a small project to do with it with thin softwood and so he took it without haggling with me. I figured someone would come and offer $25 or something which I would have took but.. LOL

I do like to buy from places where I don't have to hassle with returning by mail if possible.. for instance I buy quite a lot from Home Depot online but if a issue arises I can take it to a store to return it I believe..

Sorry it didn't work out the way you had planned, Are you getting a refund or a exchange?

[tony coleman]

I'm OK with the machine being fixed,just as  long  as  its not  a reoccurring  problem, until the problem  happened  I was happy with the machine, I know  its not for heavy duty work,I have a contractors  saw for that,I only got this machine  for  finer work.