Advice on possible Delta Unisaw purchase

[Ryan Eldridge]

Hi there group I have been lurking and reading on the site for awhile now and have been contemplating the purchase of a table saw. There is a 1995 Delta Unisaw available near me in decent condition for $575, it has a unifence and 3-hp motor.

I was wondering if you guys thinks this sounds like a good deal or do you feel the price is too high?

Thank you for your advice.

[GERALD HARGROVE]

I can not tell much from the pictures, but if everything is in good working order, it sounds like a great deal to me.

[scott spencer]

If it's in good condition, I think it's a great deal.

[Gary Keedwell]

That looks like my Uni....I bought mine around 1995 and it still looks like new and has same belts and original equipment. That's a good deal if everything is in working order.

Gary

[Larry Fox]

Sounds like a good deal to me. Check to make sure that it is not 3-phase though if you don't have the ability to handle it. I don't know if they even made a 3hp one in 3-phase but it never hurts to make sure.

[Bruce Page]

Sounds like a good deal to me too.
I love my Uni

[Leo Graywacz]

Considering a new saw goes for about $1800 and they don't wear out easily. I think it is a great deal. I got a Jet unisaw for about $750 and I thought that was a good deal. After 10 years of use, as long as you take care of it, you could probably sell it for the same amount you bought it for.

[Brad Evans]

Looks like mine - a great saw. You can set a router in the right end of the table....

[Paul Gatti]

If it look like it's in good condition, I would buy it!

[Cary Falk]

Why isn't it in your garage yet??????????????????????

[Rob Russell]

I'd say run, don't walk, to get it. Even if it is 3-phase, you could put a static convertor on it for under $200 and that's still an overall good deal.

[David Duke]

If you don't want it I do!!!!!!!!!!!!!