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Thinking of selling
Guys,
I have a Porter Cable Omnijig #7116 dovetail jig. I also have the half-blind template, the box joint, and the sliding dovetail template.
The jig has been used once for about two minutes, trying to learn to use it. I never have needed it.
The list price of the New replacement unit is $958.00 on the Porter Cable site for the jig w/the half blind template only. Amazon is selling it for $622.70 w/free shipping. That does not include the box joint template or the sliding dovetail template.
Would anyone be interested at $600.00. OBO. OOPS! Left that part out!!
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Alright guys-thanks. I'll list it on Ebay.
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Hey David -- I have that same dovetail jig and though it collects a lot of dust most of the time, it's one of the best from what I've read. Unfortunately the resell on those is not so great ... I'd do the eBay thing, but it doesn't hurt to list it in the Ads here too.
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