On Apr 15, 1:19 am, [email protected] (Joe) wrote:
> I am now ready to buy a 36-731 Delta 10" Cabinet Saw with 50"
> Unifence. I am leaning toward buying from Burns Tools which provide
> free shipment. Anyone knows where I can get a better deal?
>
> Thanks
I'd personally get a left tilt.
On Apr 17, 8:34 am, Dave Herron <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Apr 15, 1:19 am, [email protected] (Joe) wrote:
>
> > I am now ready to buy a 36-731 Delta 10" Cabinet Saw with 50"
> > Unifence. I am leaning toward buying from Burns Tools which provide
> > free shipment. Anyone knows where I can get a better deal?
>
> > Thanks
>
> I'd personally get a left tilt.
A left tilt General with a Biesemeyer.
On Mon, 16 Apr 2007 09:16:47 -0600, "Swingman" <[email protected]> wrote:
>"Frank Boettcher" wrote in message
>
>> That's not actually a Unisaw.
>
>Worth noting again.
>
>You occasionally see a used 36-731 sold around here, and if they don't
>exactly state that the item is a "Unisaw", the implication is very strong
>that what they are selling is the famous Delta "cabinet saw" of yore. AAMOF,
>there was a recent example on Houston's craigslist that was so blatant that
>it made you want to reply back with "buyer beware".
>
>IRRC, isn't there an issue about using a dado stack with the stock arbor on
>this Chinese import?
Not aware of that, but, did not pay a lot of attention to that for
which I was not responsible. When I worked shows, and had to represent
all, I usually would get an area sales person to brief me on
non-Tupelo units so I could talk intelligently (for me at least). This
unit was just coming out, last show I worked (Atlanta 04). There was
one in the booth, but I never had to talk it.
Frank
"Joe" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
> I am now ready to buy a 36-731 Delta 10" Cabinet Saw with 50"
> Unifence. I am leaning toward buying from Burns Tools which provide
> free shipment. Anyone knows where I can get a better deal?
Better deal or lower price? I don't know anything about the service and
support you may get from Burns so it is difficult to compare.
Keep in mind that the "Industrial" model is less of a machine because if is
Chinese... the X5 is their better one. Also it would be worth your while to
get the Biesemeyer fence for very little more than the Unifence. For a
home shop situation, I guess it doesn't reallly matter though.
woodstuff
"Joe" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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|
| I am now ready to buy a 36-731 Delta 10" Cabinet Saw with 50"
| Unifence. I am leaning toward buying from Burns Tools which provide
| free shipment. Anyone knows where I can get a better deal?
|
| Thanks
|
"Frank Boettcher" wrote in message
> That's not actually a Unisaw.
Worth noting again.
You occasionally see a used 36-731 sold around here, and if they don't
exactly state that the item is a "Unisaw", the implication is very strong
that what they are selling is the famous Delta "cabinet saw" of yore. AAMOF,
there was a recent example on Houston's craigslist that was so blatant that
it made you want to reply back with "buyer beware".
IRRC, isn't there an issue about using a dado stack with the stock arbor on
this Chinese import?
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On Sun, 15 Apr 2007 07:19:48 GMT, [email protected] (Joe) wrote:
>
>I am now ready to buy a 36-731 Delta 10" Cabinet Saw with 50"
>Unifence. I am leaning toward buying from Burns Tools which provide
>free shipment. Anyone knows where I can get a better deal?
>
>Thanks
That's not actually a Unisaw.
Frank