"Unisaw A100" wrote in message
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Tom Watson *outs* me and writes:
Keith Bohn (AKA Unisaw A100) is the man on this sort of information
and I would direct any questions about comparative quality between
different generations to Unisaws to him.

Jon Endres, PE, who by the way hasn't been seen on the Oh
Dubbya Dubbya Em lately and hasn't paid his dues, chimes in
and wrote:
He kin only tell yuh aboot the 1939 models....

Yahbut, the things I can tell you about the '39 would (will)
fill a booklet. :-)

OK, the Unisaw speech.

A Unisaw is a Unisaw is a Unisaw is a Unisaw is a Unisaw is
a Unisaw is a Unisaw is a Unisaw is a Unisaw is a Unisaw is
a Unisaw is a Unisaw is a Unisaw is a Unisaw is a Unisaw.

I have excuses. I won't list them here. The old machines in the basement
are getting older and they are not getting used either.

My Unisaw is a 1997 model. I am holding out for a 1939 model, not to get
rid of the newer one, but to have a restorable piece of history. Some
people buy old cars, some of us buy the old machines.

JE