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   Mallas | Mar 27, 1999 12:35am | #2

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   I bought one about 3 months ago because our
   compony's saw does not have a fence. It's
   a pretty good saw. Inexpensive, super light weight and not much vibratoin. The miter and rip fence are as good as the guy working the saw. I painted over the Pro-Tech name at the time and was looking for a De Walt sticker so the crews around here would think I paid 5X's the price. I say buy it!

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   Lyle_Popson | Mar 27, 1999 02:01pm | #3

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   I have an 8" and 10" chopsaws by protech.I like the
   saws but both have needed repairs to often.

   LP

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   Guest_ | Mar 31, 1999 09:34pm | #4

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   Just a side note: The other day saw that Black and Decker (parent co. of Dewalt) won a lawsuit/injunction against Pro-Tech for using the Dewalt color scheme... Suspect Pro-Tech will survive once they start using different colors.

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   Gregory_Yoykon | Apr 07, 1999 05:08am | #5

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   Mimic a piece of junk with their color scheme? Not much talk about anything of quality on this page...

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   Guest_ | Apr 08, 1999 06:25am | #6

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   I read recent (April) review in FHB about the Pro-tech 10" table saw. Anyone have one and can give me feedback about the saw?

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   Guest_ | Mar 26, 1999 06:55am | #1

   *Terry, I have one & couldn't be happier for the price.NO, it dosen't cut like a fine shop saw but I paid under $100.00 for it. It rips 2x stock better than the $500.00 ryobi a freind has. i put an Oldham table saw in it & it does a great job for a highly portable saw.

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   Guest_ | Apr 08, 1999 06:25am | #7

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   Uh, Greg, Have you tried any pro tech stuff & paid attention to the price & what it is meant for?