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What a starter bench costs

The cheapest new Highland Park pair, the CB6V and the 6-inch trim saw, comes to $1,974.60 at the Nov 4 sale prices and $2,194.00 at list. Use the calculator to swap parts and add what the stores don't tell you.

Prices are Highland Park's, read on Nov 4, 2026. The sale prices are a 10% Black Friday discount with no end date shown. Shipping, tax and crating are not included, because they couldn't be confirmed. Highland Park's pages mention free shipping at both $50 and $70 in different places, so check at checkout.

Prices to use
Cabbing machine
Saw
Extras with a Highland Park price

The 10-inch trim saw page says it needs about 2 quarts of cutting oil, so tick the coolant if you pick that saw. The Dop Pro Kit page doesn't list what's in the kit, so check before you count on it.

Your own numbers (not priced here)

For spare wheels, Highland Park lists soft resin wheels at $70 to $100, plated wheels at $80 to $109, and sintered wheels at $293 to $349, in ranges by size and grit. Wheel page, read Nov 4, 2026.

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The machine and the saw are most of the bill. The line people tend to leave at zero is spare wheels. Highland Park lists a soft resin wheel at up to $100 and a sintered wheel at up to $349, so one replacement can cost a few percent of the whole setup. How often you'd need one is unknown. None of the sources give a wheel lifespan.

If the total is more than you want to risk, the cabbing machine page covers a cheaper used route, and the saw page covers the tile-saw question.

CB6V 6-inch trim saw Dop Pro Kit

Sources, all read Nov 4, 2026: cabbing machines, trim saws, slab saws, 10-inch trim saw page (coolant), Dop Pro Kit.

Page updated 2026-11-04. Prices on this site were read Nov 4, 2026.