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Manufactured/Badged by:
Delta Specialty/Delta Mfg. Co./Delta-Rockwell/Rockwell Intl.
Milwaukee, WI; Jackson, TN; Tupelo, MS

True Manufacturer:
Delta Specialty/Delta Mfg. Co./Delta-Rockwell/Rockwell Intl., Milwaukee, WI; Jackson, TN; Tupelo, MS

Machine Specifications
Machine Class:	Wood Working Machinery
Machine Type:	Table Saw
Machine Size:	8"
Submitted By:	Michael Carr

Machine Specifications
Description/Model:	Junior Unisaw 34-265
Date of Manufacturer:	1950
Serial Number:	82-5533
Last Updated	3/21/2014 3:23:48 PM

Comments:

Picked this up off of CL today 2/4/12 for $60.00. PO had it for 12 years and no longer had the room for it. Good shape for being 62 years old. I'll go through it, clean it up and repaint. Had to disassemble it to get it in my "Pick-up truck", the trunk of my 1985 Buick Grand National. It fit too. This saw will be a gem when I'm finished with it.

Update 3/21/14, table saw has been reassembled and operates as designed. Installed a 3/4HP 3450 rpm Leland Faraday TEFC motor. The motor that came with the saw was not a Delta and had no data plate, thus its HP is unknown, so I opted for the Leland I had on hand and previously went through and installed new bearings. I had originally mounted 3/8" stem casters to each leg (see photo #4), once the saw was reassembled and the weight started to increase the factory metal tab on the right front leg started to bend severely. Due to the way this saw was designed approximately 90% of the weight from the front trunnion mount and motor is on the right side of the cabinet. If the saw is floor mounted on the legs with no casters this is not a problem, but if you want the saw mobile it becomes a big problem. So I fabricated and welded up the mobile base that's shown in the photos, made a big difference in weight distribution, solid stance and ease of mobility.

Straightened the dents, welded numerous drill holes and busted spot welds in the cabinet and painted the cabinet by spray gun with Dupont machine gray acrylic lacquer as a base coat then clear coated, wet sanded and then buffed out.

Will finish up installing the fence rails, blade guard and fence in the future. This is a very nice table saw. Arbor RPM is 4140.

Original posting was 2/4/12.

Photo 1:

Comments: Table saw reassembled
Source: My Nikon Coolpix L11

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Photo 2:

Comments: Left side Motor view
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Comments: Right side
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Photo 4:

Comments: Refinished cabinet
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Comments: Setting the blade parallel to the miter slot
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Photo 6:

Comments: As received
Source: PO photo

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