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[QUOTE="Tony_C, post: 958778, member: 49049"] I got mine used and cheap as I had to get some parts for it but I wouldn't compare them both. Different saws for different things. If your after a portable table top I wouldn't say the d24000 is that. I opted for that in place of a bridge saw. If you can go see the husq in person i would recommend it as it's bigger that it seems and I don't see the benefit of it over a regular decent table saw at half the cost outwith the turf inside to stop the water spray. I have a picture of it but there isn't a regular saw to compare it to. That's just my opinion of course 🤷♂️ [ATTACH type="full" alt="20191017_203610.jpg"]110512[/ATTACH] I should also add that the person that owns it ended up buying another smaller saw due to the size & weight of it! [/QUOTE]
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