Used tool deals, benchmarked by type

Table saws hold their value better than almost any shop tool, which is exactly why a bad used buy hurts. DealBench watches marketplace listings, works out what comparable saws are actually going for, and flags the ones priced under that number.

Sliding compound miter saws turn over constantly on the used market, which makes it hard to tell a genuine deal from an optimistic asking price. DealBench benchmarks each listing against comparable saws so the discount you're seeing is a real one.

Benchtop planers are one of the most-searched used woodworking tools, and prices swing wildly by condition. DealBench tracks listings and marks the ones sitting below what comparable planers are actually asking.

Jointers rarely show up cheap, and when one does it usually goes the same day. DealBench watches listings continuously and benchmarks them, so you can move on a genuinely underpriced machine instead of scrolling for it.

Band saws range from throwaway benchtop units to cast-iron machines worth restoring, and asking prices often ignore the difference. DealBench benchmarks each listing so the good ones stand out.

Drill presses are one of the best value buys on the used market, since the old ones rarely wear out. DealBench flags the listings priced below what comparable presses are asking.

Lathe prices depend enormously on what comes with the machine. DealBench tracks listings and benchmarks them so you can see when a package is genuinely underpriced.

Circular saws turn over fast and cheap, so the difference between a deal and a dud is small in dollars but large in percentage. DealBench benchmarks each listing so you know which side you're on.

Impact drivers are the most-listed cordless tool there is, and prices are all over the place depending on whether batteries are included. DealBench separates bare tools from kits and benchmarks each accordingly.

Drills are the highest-volume used tool category, which means genuine bargains are buried under hundreds of average listings. DealBench does the sorting and surfaces the underpriced ones.

Routers are durable, plentiful and frequently underpriced by sellers clearing a shop. DealBench watches for those listings and benchmarks them against comparable ones.

Compressor prices swing hard on tank size, CFM and whether the pump has been maintained. DealBench benchmarks listings so a big tank doesn't distract from a tired pump.

Generator prices spike with weather and collapse afterwards, which makes timing everything. DealBench benchmarks listings continuously so you can see where a price actually sits.

Welders hold value well and sell fast when priced right. DealBench watches listings and flags the ones under comparable market pricing.

Dust collection is the purchase most shops put off, and the used market is where it becomes affordable. DealBench benchmarks listings so you can see which ones are genuinely cheap.