"Too_Many_Tools" wrote in
oups.com:

Yeah but I like to live dangerously. ;)

Considering that there are many more "older" Unisaws than new ones, I
would think that this would be a discussion that would interest many on
this group.

How about some more contributions folks?

TMT


If you can buy an older, clean Unisaw, and save several bucks, why would
you not?

Assuming you need one, of course.

As someone else said, the tool hasn't changed substantially over the
decades, except to get easier to manufacture, deliver and sell to a fairly
static price point. Except for the left tilt option, there have been few
substantial changes. And some would argue whether that was substantial.

Go buy your saw, and make something memorable!

Patriarch,
MBA & woodworker, too