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   MBerger | Sep 08, 2006 02:20pm | #1

   Hi New Teacher,

   I passed this question on to John White as he's our resident old tool junkie, but he's been quite busy with a few projects around the shop soo I thought I would offer a reference for you to look into in the meantime.

   There's a web site called http://www.owwm.com, which stands for Old Woodworking Machines, which is a great resourse for researching old tools. There's often photos, parts lists, and manuals available.

   Regards,
   Matt Berger
   Fine Woodworking

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   NewTeacher | Sep 09, 2006 05:57am | #2

   Thanks Matt, I will check it out.

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   JohnWW | Sep 29, 2006 01:16am | #3

   If you go to Delta's web site, you can eventually get to an area where you can download manuals for most of their machines, but it was an annoying process the last time I tried.  Delta was recently purchased by Black and Decker and their customer service and web site are not as good as they used to be.

   I contacted SCM's North American distributor after tracking them down on the web, but they never answered my inquiry.  You can try to reach the main company at SCMgroup.com.

   John White

    

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   NewTeacher | Sep 29, 2006 04:24am | #4

   Thanks John

    

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   mtnance | Jan 13, 2016 11:42am | #5

   Manual

   Did you ever find a manual for the Rockwell/Delta 28-3X0 band saw?

   I need to find and print a copy.  Thanks.

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