Bench Table Saw

The Uni-T-Fence is a heavy duty aluminum extrusion up-grade fence foe the Delta Uni-fence Table Saw System. The extruded square design allows you to attach or even build many different types of jigs and fixtures. Comes in 36 and 43, each sold separately. ....read more

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Easily and accurately attach the Delta T2 Fence System to your table saw. Along with the fence, the 36-T30 includes a steel guide tube with scale, front & rear support rails, and mounting hardware. ....read more

Single-Cast Trunnion System results in incredible vibration control providing continuous smooth operation and dependable accuracy. Dual Front Cranks make adjusting blade height and blade bevel easy, accurate, and repeatable in all your operations. ....read more

Delta 36-750 10 1-3/4 HP, 115/230V, Induction, Left Tilt Hybrid Saw® w/ 50 Biesemeyer® 1-3/4 HP continuous-duty, fan-cooled motor - 115/230 Volt (wired 115 Volt). Full cabinet. Large cast-iron table with two cast-iron wings. Independent height and bevel adjustment wheels. Left tilting blade. 50 BIESEMEYER commercial fence. 45° and 90° bevel stops adjustments on table top. Oversized on/off switch. Miter gauge designed for precision with multiple adjustable positive stops ....read more

An after-market fence is a fantastic way to ratchet up the performance of a basic table saw, turning it into a precision tool. And this Vega system is easy to install and a pleasure to use, with a very agreeable price for passionate woodworkers and do-it-yourselfers.

The quality and capabilities of this utility model match those of the professional version that Vega's better known for, and though the company markets it for saws that don't get extremely heavy use, it's absolutely rugged enough for the exacting home woodworker. Hands down, the best feature about this first-class fence is the micro adjustment. We've all done it: tap, tap, tap on the fence, hoping for just the breadth of a hair's change in position. Enjoy that? We don't either. But this Vega has a threaded rod and thumb nut that moves the fence thousandths of an inch in either direction. A full rotation of the nut carries the fence 1/16th of an inch, and the cam locks the position securely.

Another feature we love is the fence bar itself: It's high, wide and has a channel along its length, perfect for substantial sliding jigs, like, say, a miter spline jig. And while the finish on some of the other parts isn't as refined as it could be, the fence bar is sweet. It's made of aircraft quality aluminum alloy extrusions, lightweight for easy handling, but extremely rigid, and we like the way the black anodized finish cuts down on friction. The fence rides beautifully on the rails, and we found lockdown to be rock-solid.

Installation wasn't nearly as complicated as we had anticipated, and it probably won't take you more than 30 minutes even if you happen to have one of the saws that requires drilling a couple of holes. But if you've got a Delta Unisaw or contractor model, a Powermatic 66 or a 10-inch Craftsman, for example, you'll be ready to roll without the extra drilling.

You could spend a whole lot more money than this on an after-market fence, but the results you'll get from this Vega will rival any big-ticket fence's performance, and you'll depend on it for the ultimate accuracy and reliability. --Kris Jensen-Van Heste ....read more

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Title: Cabinetmaker's invention speeds table saw setup. (Fred Cramer's computerized 'Digi-Rip' fence system) (Product Announcement)
Author: Rich Christianson
Publication: Wood & Wood Products (Magazine/Journal)
Date: April 1, 1992
Publisher: Vance Publishing Corp.
Volume: v97 Issue: n5 Page: p46(3)

Article Type: Product Announcement

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