Sad day in the shop, Goodbye old friend...

[Von Bickley]

I would have kept the Uni........

[Rod Sheridan]

Hello everyone,

I found him in a very sad state in an unheated outbuilding at the old Guelph correctional facility. He followed me home and I brought him back to health. New motor, arbour, bearings, fence, sliding table, starter, mobile base, splitter, slider, etc. Tomorrow he leaves the shop for good, although I will still him daily for awhile at work until he finds a new home.

He helped me build my parents kitchen, my kitchen, my kitchen table, vanities for this place among many other projects.

My wife looked at me like the idiot I am when I told her I was sad that my saw was leaving. She told me to keep it if I didn't want to see it go, but I am not sure how it would look in the living room. It has to go, I don't have the space for two saws.

Thanks for listening,

David.

Every Neighbourhood has one, in mine I'm him.

That's sad alright, two cabinet saws and neither are Canadian!

Oh well, at least you got a SS

Regards, Rod.

[David Christopher]

I would have kept the Uni........

I'm with Von

[David Eisan]

That's sad alright, two cabinet saws and neither are Canadian!

Oh well, at least you got a SS

Regards, Rod.

Ackshully, the Uni *is* Canadian. It was made in Guelph, Ontario, Canada.

David.

[Jim Becker]

Well, you could do back to front "integration" for alternate bevel rips if they have alternative tilt directions... LOL (The gal who bought my Jet LT saw when I was getting my slider did exactly that with two saws in her studio)

Congratulations!

[Rod Sheridan]

Ackshully, the Uni *is* Canadian. It was made in Guelph, Ontario, Canada.

David.

Oh, very good, I didn't realize it was that old.

My wife has a Rockwell lathe from Guelph..........Regards, Rod.