Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank Boettcher
On Tue, 01 Nov 2005 21:41:12 -0500, wrote:
... Your saw, with the exception of the WEG motor was manufactured in the
USA. The machining, sheet metal fabrication, welding, painting,
assembly were all done in America. ...
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I’m very new to woodworking, started with a Delta Unisaw, very pleased with my decision, have called Delta’s tech support a couple of times with very satisfactory results. During one of the calls I asked if the Unisaw was still made in the US, the answer was that some parts are and some aren’t. The person I was speaking with has worked for Delta for a little less than 20-years, used to work on a line making parts for the Unisaw, but those parts are now made overseas. I didn’t ask what the parts were. From what I was told I presume there is more of a Unisaw than just a motor that is imported. Fwiw, nowhere in any of the Unisaw literature that I have seen does it say “Made in America”. The cardboard box that covered my brand new Unisaw (it was bolted to a pallet) is printed with “Made in America of foreign and domestic parts.”