Please make sure your payment amount reflects your choice of payment method. Successful High Bidders: Please note when you are provided an invoice to pay, there are two different payment amounts.ġ) A non-discounted rate for payments made with credit/debit cards, and,Ģ) A discounted rate for payments made with certified funds cash, bank transfer, guaranteed funds or money order. Out-of-State Buyers: Buyers outside of New York State need to send us a completed NY State DTF Form before we can remove sales tax from their invoices. GENERAL QUESTIONS: email Methods: We accept cash, cashier's check, wire/bank transfer and credit cards. Payment questions? Please Call: 1-80 x201. Please mail payment in certified funds or money order to: Auctions International, 11167 Big Tree Road, East Aurora, NY 14052. After you receive the invoice, you will have five (5) business days to get your payment mailed to our office, or your account will be suspended, and the item will be awarded to the backup-bidder, or re-listed. Personally, it wouldn’t affect my buying decision.Payment Terms: Payment will be due immediately upon notification of seller approval by email invoice, after the Seller approves the bids. Does it matter? Not hugely, although given the two models have the same horsepower engine, the DeWalt might be said to have the edge. The DeWalt sits just above the range while the Bosch sits smack in the middle. The 4,800 rpm of the DeWalt blade gives you a cutting speed of just over 200 feet per second, while the 3,650 of the Bosch gives you 159 feet per second. However, for a quick answer, the speed range for a cutting tooth when general woodcutting is approximately 130 to 170 feet per second. While the DeWalt has a higher blade rpm than the Bosch, does it really make a difference? For an in-depth look at this subject, refer to this article. We won’t spend time on the similarities of these saws instead, let’s take a look at the eight differences and whether they might matter to you when deciding on a purchase. Both have decent 2.4 horsepower motors, which, when coupled with the 10-inch blade, give you all the grunt you need for general cutting and ripping work. Key Features Comparedīoth of these saws are aimed at the job site and advanced home user category. Depending on your specific use, these may more than justify the extra few dollars. However, the Bosch 4100XC-10 Table Saw offers a couple more bells and whistles for the extra price that you won’t get on the DeWalt. It also has a couple of nice features the Bosch lacks. It is a bit cheaper and it’s a good honest bare-bones saw, particularly for newcomers to woodwork. There’s not a huge price difference between these table saws, but if budget is your main driver, then the DeWalt DWE7491RS Table Saw is your choice.

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