Dukester wrote:
I received a new Tool Crib catalog yesterday and hadn't looked at one in a
while. Anyway I saw 3 different saws that look like Unisaws: ones labelled
"Unisaws", another marked "cabinet saw" and then a third type "hybrid saws"
Other than the motor I can't see what the differences are between these.
Are there differences (other than the motor)? Anyone using the cabinet or
hybrid saws?


The Unisaw is the Unisaw and pretty much the same saw as
you'd a found last year and the year before that and the
year before that and, well, you get the idea.

The Industrial Saw is a copy of the Unisaw made in Chiwan.
There are very minor cosmetic changes for the most part and
two major changes. One being that the proprietary motor
mount is gone and replaced by a mount that will take
non-proprietary motors. The other is that the arbor is
removable. The latter is a mystery as Delta hasn't made
available any auxiliary arbors. It could be that they want
to Euromarket the saw in which case they'd outfit that model
with a short arbor so no one there can use a dado blade.

The *Hybrid* saw is a Contractor'sSawInnaBox. It's
essentially a contractors saw with the motor hung below and
the top sitting on the trunnions/the trunnions hung from the
top.

There! Clear?

Unisaw A-100