Reply by David Kirtley

Posted on Thinking about down sizing my tool collection!

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#1 posted 780 days ago

Well, none of the three are must haves. The miter saw and drill press would probably be the easiest to move. The mortiser is pretty much a luxury. The drill press would also be the most versatile in that it can do mortises also.

So the order:

Miter saw (if you are in a hurry to clear stuff out)

mortiser

drill press.

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