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Thread: Delta Rockwell Uni-Saw / How Old?

  1. 04-29-2013, 9:03 PM #1
    richard poitras
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    Delta Rockwell Uni-Saw / How Old?

    I just recently purchased a used Delta Rockwell Uni-Saw and was wondering if any could help me out and tell me what the age of the machine would be?

    On the id plate it states: Series #34-450 and the Serial # is ES 6944…Anyone?

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    Quote Originally Posted by richard poitras View Post
    I just recently purchased a used Delta Rockwell Uni-Saw and was wondering if any could help me out and tell me what the age of the machine would be?

    On the id plate it states: Series #34-450 and the Serial # is ES 6944…Anyone?

    Thanks Richard
    Hey Richard,
    According to the magic decoder ring over at VintageMachinery.org, your Unisaw was made in Tupelo, Miss in 1971. Here's a link - http://wiki.vintagemachinery.org/Del...ashx?HL=serial

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  4. 04-29-2013, 9:20 PM #3
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    Tom thanks for your help that was quick!

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  5. 04-30-2013, 3:02 PM #4
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    What a great site! Imagine putting all of that info together.
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  6. 04-30-2013, 5:58 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ellen Benkin View Post
    What a great site! Imagine putting all of that info together.
    It is a GREAT site! Join up on VintageMachinery.org and the companion blog - Old Woodworking Machines (owwm.org) for the total experience!

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