Delta’s Unisaw is available with a number of model numbers, each offer different features, such as table size, motor horsepower, and. Most of the specifications are the same.
Based on our tests you can’t go wrong with this saw. It has an excellent fence and good fit and finish. Although the dust port is an accessory (Delta sells one for $55), the machine features such as a two-wrench arbor and brackets and hooks for storing accessories. Cutomer service, however, was hard to reach. Delta has upgraded this model.
For a full review on this saw, read the June 1999 article from Fine Woodworking magazine, available on the Fine Woodworking Network.
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JessEm Mite-R Excel II Miter Gauge
The gauge has a quick and easy method for fitting the guide bar precisely to your tablesaw’s miter slot. This means the gauge can be recalibrated if necessary for continued accuracy. The face of the protractor head can be adjusted square to the table and also square to the guide bar. This ensures accurate cuts, and it, too, can be readjusted if the need arises. The protractor head has stainless-steel knobs and fittings and high-contrast, easy-to-read white numbers and increments.
You’ll need help to get this heavy unit onto its bracket, but if you’re looking for a central dust collector that won’t gobble floor space, this may be the unit for you.
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