For those who have this fence instead of. I see Peachtree has a popular 43" square extrusion that would replace my L shaped fence, but that doesn't solve my handle/clamp dilemma. Don Evans >Just FYI - I discovered a site that has a replacement guide for the Unisaw fence. I like this type of system, though, as that is what I'm used to on my old PM 66.
I called around locally and found a place (Circle Saw) that still has an old Beisemeyer fence setup (the whole caboodle, fence and rails) for $585 (more than I paid for the saw). I end up doing a lot more of "bumping it into place" than precision setting it where I want it. My dad has one and I always fight with it. I've actually never cared a whole lot for the unifence clamp mechanism. Soooooo… I'm thinking of replacing the fence system. One that does not require significant drilling or saw modification.
#Delta unisaw fence install
I am looking for a fence system that is reasonably easy to install and considered by woodworkers to be accurate. Our selection is second to none, including brand names that include Delta.
#Delta unisaw fence update
I would like to update it with a more current and accurate fence system. Make your cuts safely & precisely with an array of table saw fences from Busy. Vintage Delta Rockwell 10 Unisaw 34-450 Cast Iron Extension Table. bdek183 said: I now have a 30 year old Delta Unisaw in very good condition. Also, the 43" L-shaped extrusion itself is pretty galled up where material would ride against it. VTG Delta Rockwell Unisaw 3 Phase Motor 2 HP 3450 RPM 230/460V Model 87-319.
I assumed I would replace that fence but now I am having second thoughts. The cam handle for the unifence is missing, and I see it's no longer available. I just acquired a 1957 Unisaw (gloat omitted but implied) with the Jet Lock Fence. I just got this used right-tilt 52" 5HP unisaw off an auction site, and now I'm going through it to get it up to speed.
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