Delta Unifence for Sale

I have one myself, love it. I’ve considered trying to find a second “head” to leave setup with a fence on the right hand side, but it’s hard to find just that and not a whole setup. If someone wants just the rail, lemme know 🙂

I agree, great tool to have.

I got the fence attached Joe, it works great, now I just have to replace the right side table extension with a solid table top and make it bigger so I can use the entire length of the rail.

The foot on the back of the fence slides across the table and falls into the cut outs. I’m thinking a laminated table top and maybe some storage under it, shelves and drawers. Now I have a winter project.

I have been in commercial shops that have a full length piece of laminate held up with shop made legs. Of course they have plenty of room. That’s when it really becomes a “table” saw…

I have a delta contractor saw with a unifence. Cast iron to the left, laminate to the right with legs under it. Just make sure you have leveling feet of some sort so you can adjust it flat to the saw.

Jim did you ever get your wing setup? You’re always welcome to come over and check mine out if you need ideas.

My first saw was a contractor’s saw with a Biesmeyer fence, which had to go with it when I sold it. I replaced it with a Unisaw with a Unifence, which I liked more than the Biesmeyer. I liked it’s ability to retract to do safe crosscutting, using the fence as a stop. It kept square really well and was rock solid. The design is so good that Felder copied it for their saw.

Not yet Ben, it was going to be a winter project but now it’s a spring project. The fence is great, almost like having a new saw, I decided to just do a table attached to the saw with levelers on the legs. I may add a cabinet on wheels under it later for storage.

I have spring projects that are spring projects again 🙂
I picked up a horizontal file cabinet from the Restore in Ronkonkoma that I slid under the wing of my saw. I need to make a good blade storage insert for one of the drawers, but it’s great for feather boards, my tenon jig, etc.

Sure I’m always u for new ideas!

My winter/spring project turned into a summer rainy day project. I finally added a laminate wing to my table saw to make using the unifence easier. I considered putting storage under it but decided not to, instead I am re-purposing a couple old stereo speaker cabinets. I was going to throw them out until I realized how heavy and solid they were. I put casters on them and am using them as mobile tool cabinets for my bench top band saw and grinder. The next step is adding drawers.

Nice effort there, Jim. Don’t forget pathways for dust control hoses.

Looks good, like the adjustable feet. It’s great when you can repurpose something….

The bandsaw will give him some feedback if he tries to cut heavy metal.

I finished the speaker cabinet tool stands and I think I am going to have to amp up my puns skills for this group.

Bet, that bandsaw really sings