I was at an auction this weekend and bought a Delta 36-472 table saw with a
30" Unifence. The saw is in beautiful condition and had a Freud thin kerf
combination blade and a fence storage, drawer built on the base like I saw
once in Shop notes. The only thing missing is the saw guard (splitter,
kickback paws). I won the auction for $525.00. This saw is a huge
improvement from my 113.29xxx craftsman Table saw with the stock fence.
I was looking up on the delta page and cant find the exact model number.
The saw says Platinum Edition on the face plate. Does any one know the
equivalent model number to order the guard?
Also, I am new to the Uni-Fence system. Are there any webpages/books
showing tips and tricks for it. I have a set of "Board Buddies" that I
really like to use and would like to see how to mount them to a unifence.
I also bought a Delta 22-560 12.5" Planer for $195.00 before I bought the
table saw. I wish I hadn't now.
Any information would be appreciated.
Rick Cox
Pataskala, Ohio
[email protected]
I know you later stated that you had this handled now. You might want
to check out Jim Tolpin's Table Saw Magic book. His ultimate fence
system which is the base for many jigs and fixtures is really cool. It
does make for an extremely heavy fence though. I have mine on a Shop
Fox Classic.
"Rick Cox" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> > Also, I am new to the Uni-Fence system. Are there any webpages/books
> > showing tips and tricks for it. I have a set of "Board Buddies" that I
> > really like to use and would like to see how to mount them to a unifence.
> > Any information would be appreciated.
> >
> > Rick Cox
> > Pataskala, Ohio
> >
> > [email protected]
> >
I just found the uni t fence.
Looks like i have the board buddies hanled..
"Rick Cox" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>I was at an auction this weekend and bought a Delta 36-472 table saw with a
>30" Unifence. The saw is in beautiful condition and had a Freud thin kerf
>combination blade and a fence storage, drawer built on the base like I saw
>once in Shop notes. The only thing missing is the saw guard (splitter,
>kickback paws). I won the auction for $525.00. This saw is a huge
>improvement from my 113.29xxx craftsman Table saw with the stock fence.
>
> I was looking up on the delta page and cant find the exact model number.
> The saw says Platinum Edition on the face plate. Does any one know the
> equivalent model number to order the guard?
>
> Also, I am new to the Uni-Fence system. Are there any webpages/books
> showing tips and tricks for it. I have a set of "Board Buddies" that I
> really like to use and would like to see how to mount them to a unifence.
>
> I also bought a Delta 22-560 12.5" Planer for $195.00 before I bought the
> table saw. I wish I hadn't now.
>
> Any information would be appreciated.
>
> Rick Cox
> Pataskala, Ohio
>
> [email protected]
>
I found the actual model number for the saw is 36-477, easy to find parts
now.
thanks
"Rick Cox" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>I was at an auction this weekend and bought a Delta 36-472 table saw with a
>30" Unifence. The saw is in beautiful condition and had a Freud thin kerf
>combination blade and a fence storage, drawer built on the base like I saw
>once in Shop notes. The only thing missing is the saw guard (splitter,
>kickback paws). I won the auction for $525.00. This saw is a huge
>improvement from my 113.29xxx craftsman Table saw with the stock fence.
>
> I was looking up on the delta page and cant find the exact model number.
> The saw says Platinum Edition on the face plate. Does any one know the
> equivalent model number to order the guard?
>
> Also, I am new to the Uni-Fence system. Are there any webpages/books
> showing tips and tricks for it. I have a set of "Board Buddies" that I
> really like to use and would like to see how to mount them to a unifence.
>
> I also bought a Delta 22-560 12.5" Planer for $195.00 before I bought the
> table saw. I wish I hadn't now.
>
> Any information would be appreciated.
>
> Rick Cox
> Pataskala, Ohio
>
> [email protected]
>