"mike from American Sycamore" wrote in message
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Just to add a bit to my comments,

http://www.varioustopics.com/woodwor...runnion-7.html

Aditionally, a comment by UnisawA100, "Keeter?" about the new Unisaw as
opposed to the older unisaw trunion problems.

During the early design process these castings were computer modeled and
virtually crash tested prior to establishing the final design. In the end
they behaved as modeled (they hold up).

"As an aside, the same computer modeling and virtual crash testing was retro
performed on the old trunnion and bracket design and without any prompting
this showed the same flaw that some past users have found (cracks and breaks
at the ears of the trunnion brackets). "


If you like you can read the whole article. The above comments seems to
validate that Delta was converned about not having anymore broken trunion
problems when computer testing the new Unisaw trunion.

http://www.forums.woodnet.net/ubbthr... psed&sb=5&o=