Services are being held this Tuesday, April 15 (garbage Day) for my Delta
34-670 tablesaw, in front of my house. If you live in the Chicago area and
would like to attend, you can haul it away for free. Its a nice, solid unit
with an extra rip fence, miter gauge, and dado insert, but died of motor
failure. A transplant was attempted, but the second unit failed as well.
Tragically, there was no insurance coverage for a new motor, as the cost
exceeded 250.00.
"David Zaret" <news@__REMOVE__zaret.com> wrote in message
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> have to tell ya, if i had an old table saw, i would machine it and use
> it as a router table, or keep the top for an assembly table (or both).
> hard to find a nice flat durable surface.
>
I second that thought, basis for a great router table.
BUB 209 wrote:
> Services are being held this Tuesday, April 15 (garbage Day) for my Delta
> 34-670 tablesaw, in front of my house. If you live in the Chicago area and
> would like to attend, you can haul it away for free. Its a nice, solid unit
> with an extra rip fence, miter gauge, and dado insert, but died of motor
> failure. A transplant was attempted, but the second unit failed as well.
> Tragically, there was no insurance coverage for a new motor, as the cost
> exceeded 250.00.
have to tell ya, if i had an old table saw, i would machine it and use
it as a router table, or keep the top for an assembly table (or both).
hard to find a nice flat durable surface.
Same thing happened to me in Phoenix with a waterbed. Set it out at the curb with a big sign that said FREE no
takers. Put a $75 dollar sign on it and it was gone that night.
Puff
Mike at American Sycamore wrote:
> "Edwin Pawlowski" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> > "BUB 209" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]...
> > > Services are being held this Tuesday, April 15 (garbage Day) for my Delta
> > > 34-670 tablesaw, in front of my house. If you live in the Chicago area
> > and
> > > would like to attend, you can haul it away for free. Its a nice, solid
> > unit
> > > with an extra rip fence, miter gauge, and dado insert, but died of motor
> > > failure. A transplant was attempted, but the second unit failed as well.
> > > Tragically, there was no insurance coverage for a new motor, as the cost
> > > exceeded 250.00.
> >
> > Rather than just let the trash man haul it away, (if you get no takers here)
> > put it out by the curb this weekend with a big sign pasted on it that says F
> > R E E. It will probably be in a new home in a couple of hours. The new
> > owner will be happy to have it, you will be happy to be rid of it.
> > Ed
>
> Hey Ed:
>
> When I had my store, we sold pallets of cut offs from a production
> furniture shop. After they had been pick through several times we had
> a pallet of stuff that no body wanted. Put it out at the curb with a
> Free sign on it and there it set for days....put a sign on it for
> $25.00 and guess what.....someone stole it for us.....
>
> thanks,
> Mike
"Edwin Pawlowski" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> "BUB 209" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Services are being held this Tuesday, April 15 (garbage Day) for my Delta
> > 34-670 tablesaw, in front of my house. If you live in the Chicago area
> and
> > would like to attend, you can haul it away for free. Its a nice, solid
> unit
> > with an extra rip fence, miter gauge, and dado insert, but died of motor
> > failure. A transplant was attempted, but the second unit failed as well.
> > Tragically, there was no insurance coverage for a new motor, as the cost
> > exceeded 250.00.
>
> Rather than just let the trash man haul it away, (if you get no takers here)
> put it out by the curb this weekend with a big sign pasted on it that says F
> R E E. It will probably be in a new home in a couple of hours. The new
> owner will be happy to have it, you will be happy to be rid of it.
> Ed
Hey Ed:
When I had my store, we sold pallets of cut offs from a production
furniture shop. After they had been pick through several times we had
a pallet of stuff that no body wanted. Put it out at the curb with a
Free sign on it and there it set for days....put a sign on it for
$25.00 and guess what.....someone stole it for us.....
thanks,
Mike
"Edwin Pawlowski" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> "BUB 209" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Services are being held this Tuesday, April 15 (garbage Day) for my
Delta
> > 34-670 tablesaw, in front of my house. >
> Rather than just let the trash man haul it away, (if you get no takers
here)
> put it out by the curb this weekend with a big sign pasted on it that says
F
> R E E. It will probably be in a new home in a couple of hours. The new
> owner will be happy to have it, you will be happy to be rid of it.
I gave my Craphettmahn contractor saw to Habitat for Humanity 4 years ago
and it is still being used at their outlet store today. Call them and they
will probably be happy to cart it off for you..
Larry
"BUB 209" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Services are being held this Tuesday, April 15 (garbage Day) for my Delta
> 34-670 tablesaw, in front of my house. If you live in the Chicago area
and
> would like to attend, you can haul it away for free. Its a nice, solid
unit
> with an extra rip fence, miter gauge, and dado insert, but died of motor
> failure. A transplant was attempted, but the second unit failed as well.
> Tragically, there was no insurance coverage for a new motor, as the cost
> exceeded 250.00.
Rather than just let the trash man haul it away, (if you get no takers here)
put it out by the curb this weekend with a big sign pasted on it that says F
R E E. It will probably be in a new home in a couple of hours. The new
owner will be happy to have it, you will be happy to be rid of it.
Ed
On 11 Apr 2004 15:16:07 GMT, [email protected] (BUB 209) wrote:
>Services are being held this Tuesday, April 15 (garbage Day) for my Delta
>34-670 tablesaw, in front of my house. If you live in the Chicago area and
>would like to attend, you can haul it away for free. Its a nice, solid unit
>with an extra rip fence, miter gauge, and dado insert, but died of motor
>failure. A transplant was attempted, but the second unit failed as well.
>Tragically, there was no insurance coverage for a new motor, as the cost
>exceeded 250.00.
when my old delta craped out i gutted it and used the base and top for
a sharpening station. i mounted a wet grinder and a slow speed dry
drinder to it and mounted my wolverine jig to it. works great and if
you put a set of casters or a mobile base under it then its portable
too! rloe it out of the way when not needed.
skeez
You may want to consider hanging on to the miter gauge if it has a std
H&W. My old crapsman gauge fits my bandsaw just peachy.
Art
"BUB 209" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Services are being held this Tuesday, April 15 (garbage Day) for my Delta
> 34-670 tablesaw, in front of my house. If you live in the Chicago area and
> would like to attend, you can haul it away for free. Its a nice, solid unit
> with an extra rip fence, miter gauge, and dado insert, but died of motor
> failure. A transplant was attempted, but the second unit failed as well.
> Tragically, there was no insurance coverage for a new motor, as the cost
> exceeded 250.00.