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Am considering buying a contractors saw. Was looking @ Delta #36-680
and it looked good. Would appreciate hearing from anyone having one fence staying true, other settings etc. Also looked @ Jet 708775. Higher priced. Is it worth the difference etc. thumbs |
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![]() "thumbs" wrote in message om... Am considering buying a contractors saw. Was looking @ Delta #36-680 and it looked good. Would appreciate hearing from anyone having one fence staying true, other settings etc. Also looked @ Jet 708775. Higher priced. Is it worth the difference etc. thumbs I used that same Delta saw for about 4 years. Was very happy with it. Good accuracy and it stayed true. The only upgrade I might suggest is a linked belt. It made the blade run much more smoothly. Good luck, -m |
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I love my Jet.....Got a great price from WoodCrafter's believe it or not!
Through on the Incra fence and it's an AMAZING saw!!!!!! "Mike Pio" wrote in message news:kIjfd.44049$bk1.38590@fed1read05... "thumbs" wrote in message om... Am considering buying a contractors saw. Was looking @ Delta #36-680 and it looked good. Would appreciate hearing from anyone having one fence staying true, other settings etc. Also looked @ Jet 708775. Higher priced. Is it worth the difference etc. thumbs I used that same Delta saw for about 4 years. Was very happy with it. Good accuracy and it stayed true. The only upgrade I might suggest is a linked belt. It made the blade run much more smoothly. Good luck, -m |
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