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   try50772 | Jan 25, 2007 04:13am | #1

   I just bought one in November. Check the web, the $120 sure beat the time spent in making one and it bloted on in 30 minutes.
   Ty

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   ajames | Jan 25, 2007 04:21am | #2

   I tried to buy the Delta outfeed table last week and Amazon said it was discontinued. I e-mailed Delta and they confirmed that was true and they weren't bringing out another.

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   try50772 | Jan 25, 2007 04:52am | #3

   Like I stated before, there are many other dealers for Delta stuff. Try some other online houses, or some of your local guys and see what you come up with, maybe your local delta/pc/dewalt service center????

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   try50772 | Jan 25, 2007 04:54am | #4

   Oh, and fill in your profile sometime so we can give some more geographically helpful ideas.

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   bd | Jan 29, 2007 04:41pm | #7

   Don't know if you're were talking about the fixed or the collapsable outfeed tables. Woodworker's Supply still has the Delta collapsable outfeed tables in their catalog. I just ordered one.http://www.woodworker.com/cgi-bin/FULLPRES.exe?PARTNUM=50-302

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   ajames | Jan 29, 2007 05:02pm | #8

   Thank you all for your advice. I was able to locate a Delta outfeed table at Tools-Plus (they had 4 left!). I now know to be more persistent when the tool manufacturer discontinues a product. Live and learn.....with your help!

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   Drew1house | Apr 09, 2007 07:06pm | #9

   Glad you found one... I mounted mine yesterday and purchased it from http://www.timberlinetools.com... They have a few more.Drew

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   BOBABEUI | Jan 25, 2007 06:11am | #5

   ajames,

   I was going to buy the Delta outfeed table...until after adding up the cost of the table and legs it was going to be near $400.  I wound up buying the biesemeyer legs and building the outfeed table, here are the plans if you are interested..http://www.biesemeyer.com/tables/index.htm.

   As a disclaimer, I much rather buy my tools then make them and spent time saved not building tools working on furniture, but in this case I made a exception..

    

   Good luck

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   woodshopteacher123 | Jan 25, 2007 08:13pm | #6

   If you have the room I would build 2 of Norm Abrams workbenches.  The plywood ones with the rope drawn caster system.  I have 5 of them in the shop here at school they are built to line up with the uni-saw table .  One could be made for about 85 bucks.

   Edited 1/25/2007 12:15 pm ET by woodshopteacher123

   Edited 1/25/2007 12:27 pm ET by woodshopteacher123

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   cte_nate | Jul 19, 2019 04:45pm | #10

   I have a never used/still in box Delta 50-302 Outfeed Table for sale if anyone wants it. I have stop blade tablesaws and cannot use it. If interested, email me at [email protected]