TABLE SAW

It's worth selling, and safe unless something's broken. AFAIK, all you
regularly do to these little saws is keep the sawdust out of the various large
parts. The motor and gearbox should be self-contained like a circular saw. By
that same token, the motor can't be used for much else.

Happy upgrading.

GTO(John)


>I'm going to upgrade to a good contractor's saw, soon. I'm preparing
>to sell my Delta direct drive benchsaw. It makes a lot of noise. The
>instruction manual doesn't have a single word about how/when to
>maintain it, therefore, it received no maintenance for about four
>years. Is the Delta worth selling? Is it safe to sell? (There's only
>one place, locally, that services Delta products. The guy who runs it
>said he'd look at the saw but wouldn't quote me on maintenance or
>repairs.) Can it be better used in some other way, i.e., using the
>motor to run a small compressor???

What is it that needs maintained or repaired?

hdmundt wrote:

>I'm going to upgrade to a good contractor's saw, soon. I'm preparing
>to sell my Delta direct drive benchsaw. It makes a lot of noise. The
>instruction manual doesn't have a single word about how/when to
>maintain it, therefore, it received no maintenance for about four
>years. Is the Delta worth selling? Is it safe to sell? (There's only
>one place, locally, that services Delta products. The guy who runs it
>said he'd look at the saw but wouldn't quote me on maintenance or
>repairs.) Can it be better used in some other way, i.e., using the
>motor to run a small compressor???
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