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Delta Unisaw Fence Updating

18K views 15 replies 7 participants last post by  Rebelwork  
#1 ·
I now have a 30 year old Delta Unisaw in very good condition. I would like to update it with a more current and accurate fence system.
I am looking for a fence system that is reasonably easy to install and considered by woodworkers to be accurate. One that does not require significant drilling or saw modification. And one that only requires the removal of the existing fence system prior to installing the new fence system.
Looking for your guidance, manufacturer recommendations and tips for installation.
Thank you,
bob
 
Discussion starter · #6 ·
You have a Unifence?
There is no better fence in my opinion.
If you want something more accommodating to jigs etc. just add this.
Clarification: I have the original fence that came with the saw...........with round tube along the front of saw with scale on it.........it's not as accurate as it could be.
 
Discussion starter · #9 ·
Thanks guys..........you have given me some solid feedback. I now will have to spend a little time looking at the various after market fences...........the pros and cons. I am looking forward to replacing my current fence with a more accurate one.
Wonderful forum........keep up the great work..!

Rebelwork........photos: Just wondering what kind of work you do that necessitates the need and investment for three ganged table saws that appear to be in a fixed location. Is each one designated for a specific function / operation when on a project so that a minimum number of change-outs are required and the flow is maintained? And judging by the outfeed space am I correct in that you have limited your ripping to a maximum length considering the machine locations beyond the table saw. Sure would be nice to see the saws in operation (photos) so that one could get the feel for your production.
GREAT SETUP..!
Thanks for sharing,
bob