Drool.... Drool... Drool... the All New Unisaw

Very nice….. Is it a sin to lust after power tools?

Now what would really be cool is if the two sides of the guard could operate independently like the PM66 did…

-- Chris

they can – it’s identical to the Bosch 4100 blade guard which is the one I have – both sides work independently of one another… and it’s not a sin to lust after powertools – it’s an addiction.

-- When in doubt - There is no doubt - Go the safer route.

Can’t wait to see what price tag they are going to put on this saw. Great looking saw! Thanks for posting.

God bless
tom

-- Mc Bridge Cabinets, Iowa

Too little too late. IF I ever bought another table saw it would be a SawStop. This “new” Delta looks like a clone of a sawstop to me.

-- Jeff, Indiana

please mommy!

JJackson – with all due respect for the innovation behind SawStop (and I do think it’s a great idea!) what exactly in the Unisaw is a clone of the SawStop? I fail to see it? aside from the blade stopping mechanism – there is nothing special with the SawStop…

Riving knife? that is from European saws, and is finally being picked up by all the american made saws (SawStop, Powermatic, Jet, Delta, Bosch, etc…) great thing, hope to see more of it in future saws.

What else ? blade lock lever? same thing – all the new saws have that now – people like toolless work…. and in that sense – I think the Unisaw is amazingly thought through – toolless riving knife adjustments – and from the front of the table so you dont need to squeeze your hand into the blade gap? I think thats awesome!

Dual front control for bevels and blade height – it just doesnt get any easier and more convenient than that…

Like I wrote in my Bosch table saw review – I am hard to impress with a new saw now that I got used to having a riving knife, and tool less blade guard mechanism, and none (repeat – NONE) of the hybrid saws have any of those as of yet. I will be in the market for a more powerful saw in the (not too far) future -and to this moment I couldn’t find anything that “wowed” me – but this new Unisaw sure did! This one is definitely on my list- just a matter of price and time. unless they decide to incorporate the new features in the next hybrid line of saws which would be more convenient for me – no need for 220v circuits – but I doubt that would happen (can always keep hoping).

-- When in doubt - There is no doubt - Go the safer route.

The new Unisaw looks great…..I have an older Unisaw I bought new 15 years ago and it is still running
just fine. Have been thinking about getting the new Powermatic 2000, but I may wait to see how the new Unisaw stacks up.

-- Wayne

Hi Purplev;

I’m anxious to see this saw. Could it be the pendulum is swinging the other way.

Back to the the when the name Delta meant high quality.

I surely hope so.

Lee

-- by Lee A. Jesberger http://www.prowoodworkingtips.com http://www.ezee-feed.com

I’m with Lee here, hoping Delta can pick itself up in the ninth inning.
Right now there is no compelling reason to own current Delta brand tools other than a traditional affiliation with quality.
The new tool may set the compass for the new Delta Team

Bob

-- A mind, like a home, is furnished by its owner

Lee and Bob I think the same – to be honest, I’m NOT a Delta fan, they seem to be of ‘ok’ quality, but nothing too spectacular, nor of any high quality that would make you proud of owning one of those – but this new Saw might finally be one tool that will be different in that aspect – the potential is most definitely there… lets see how it performs.

-- When in doubt - There is no doubt - Go the safer route.