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  • NeoBlackdog

    I've cut a lot of wood with mine, also a DeWalt, but never had that happen! Glad you've still got all your fingers.

    I'm shopping for a new saw to put in my shop. Holy cow are the bigger ones spendy! You can spend $3000.00 real fast on a good saw

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  • Merlinnv12

    I bought a Ryobi saw on c-list and it had no fence. I just C-clamp a 2X4 on the table. I use it very little so the inconvenience of no fence is no big deal….

    Glad you weren’t hurt!

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  • austin20

    That’s a new one on me. Never heard of that before.

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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator

    Plastic or not it should not have done that. Let Dewalt CS know, see how they respond.

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  • JimmyJack

    Mines a Delta, all metal, good thing you got all your parts.

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  • Oakie
    montanajoe: 30058336471323/comments/30058352492443

    Plastic or not it should not have done that. Let Dewalt CS know, see how they respond.

    Never thought about contacting them. I will do that tomorrow. I figured it was about 5 years old and well used. Thanks Joe. Oakie

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  • He Dog

    Bosch here, metal. Contact DeWalt, they seem to be a decent company.

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  • chiefr

    If its a portable table saw, seems all the locks on the fence are plastic and if they dont break, they move when cutting.

    Portables are great for use on jobsites. I have been using C clamps to hold the fence in place and they work.

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  • toad67
    NeoBlackdog: 30058336471323/comments/30058366992027

    I've cut a lot of wood with mine, also a DeWalt, but never had that happen! Glad you've still got all your fingers.

    I'm shopping for a new saw to put in my shop. Holy cow are the bigger ones spendy! You can spend $3000.00 real fast on a good saw

    Go with the sawstop saws...

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  • NeoBlackdog
    toad67: 30058336471323/comments/30058387657627

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11417643#Comment_11417643

    Go with the sawstop saws...

    Been lookin' at those but have a hard time justifying that much coin! I have a line on a Delta X Unisaw that looks barely used in the photos and is at a great price. The downside is it's down in Meridian, ID. Not sure I want to make a 20 hour round trip this time of year to pick up a saw!

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  • toad67
    NeoBlackdog: 30058336471323/comments/30058367935771

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11417675#Comment_11417675

    Been lookin' at those but have a hard time justifying that much coin! I have a line on a Delta X Unisaw that looks barely used in the photos and is at a great price. The downside is it's down in Meridian, ID. Not sure I want to make a 20 hour round trip this time of year to pick up a saw!

    Looking for a table, or cabinet saw?

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  • NeoBlackdog
    toad67: 30058336471323/comments/30058382772251

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11417677#Comment_11417677

    Looking for a table, or cabinet saw?

    Kinda depends on what comes up at the right price. A cabinet style would be great.

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  • Lady Rae

    Dear Old Dad has had many table saws over the years and cut a lot of different woods. I have never heard of anything like that. Call DeWalt immediately!

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  • cbxjeff

    My Dewalt is about 15 years old and has served me well. I'll check the material on the ends tomorrow. I've never paid that much attention to them.

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  • Alpine

    All my machinery is from the 1950s. No plastic there. Table saw, radial arm, bandsaw.

    All are 3 phase motors.

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  • He Dog
    Alpine: 30058336471323/comments/30058396720539

    All my machinery is from the 1950s. No plastic there. Table saw, radial arm, bandsaw.

    All are 3 phase motors.

    A man that takes care of his tools! My fathers were post 50's, and I am older than you. Inheritance?

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  • chiefr
    Alpine: 30058336471323/comments/30058396720539

    All my machinery is from the 1950s. No plastic there. Table saw, radial arm, bandsaw.

    All are 3 phase motors.

    The best, I still have an old radial arms saw from that era that works great.

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