How does this compare to the Delta T2? Any issues installing on a Delta contractor saw? I have a 34-410
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Matt, sorry I can't speak to your Delta comparison request. I own a 10" Craftsman contractors saw. The old kind with lots of heavy steel, not plastic. This fence fit my saw very easily. I've been using it for a couple of years now and love it. It was easy to install, easy to align and is still very accurate after this use. I think on the initial install I had to drill a couple of holes in my table for proper attachment because i had an extra steel table extension but that was not diilfficult. So, overall I think this is a high quality product for a reasonable price compared to its competition. Hope this helps, feel free to ask more questions if needed. Scott Matt, sorry I can't speak to your Delta comparison request. I own a 10" Craftsman contractors saw. The old kind with lots of heavy steel, not plastic. This fence fit my saw very easily. I've been using it for a couple of years now and love it. It was easy to install, easy to align and is still very accurate after this use. I think on the initial install I had to drill a couple of holes in my table for proper attachment because i had an extra steel table extension but that was not diilfficult. So, overall I think this is a high quality product for a reasonable price compared... » Read More Matt, sorry I can't speak to your Delta comparison request. I own a 10" Craftsman contractors saw. The old kind with lots of heavy steel, not plastic. This fence fit my saw very easily. I've been using it for a couple of years now and love it. It was easy to install, easy to align and is still very accurate after this use. I think on the initial install I had to drill a couple of holes in my table for proper attachment because i had an extra steel table extension but that was not diilfficult. So, overall I think this is a high quality product for a reasonable price compared to its competition. Hope this helps, feel free to ask more questions if needed. Scott « Show Less
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Don't know if I will be of much help for you but I mounted my Vega fence to a Grizzly table saw. Everything worked great, wholes lined up and I love that fence. Should have done it years ago but did not come across a Vega and just couldn't justify spending $400 or so dollars on one of the other fences.Bruce
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Sorry, I can't compare it to the T2, I have no experience with that fence. As far as installation on this fence, (as I can remember, even though the review is only a few years old the install was years and years ago) it is easy as all the holes line up fine. No drilling or modification is required. If you have a stable shop unlike my garage shop where temperatures swing 80-100 degrees between winter to summer, I think you will find this to be a good fence for your shop.
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The Vega has a micro adjuster that the T2 does not. The Vega is a simpler installation on most saws. The Vega is made in the USA, and is a small family owned business...Delta is now owned by a Taiwanese company called Cheng Type, Ltd. It's a matter of opinion, but I happen to prefer the Vega, though the T2 is very good and is often priced below $200, while the Vega tends to hover > $300.
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Matt, sorry I can't speak to your Delta comparison request. I own a 10" Craftsman contractors saw. The old kind with lots of heavy steel, not plastic. This fence fit my saw very easily. I've been using it for a couple of years now and love it. It was easy to install, easy to align and is still very accurate after this use. I think on the initial install I had to drill a couple of holes in my table for proper attachment because i had an extra steel table extension but that was not diilfficult. So, overall I think this is a high quality product for a reasonable price compared to its competition. Hope this helps, feel free to ask more questions if needed. Scott
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I don't know if a 10" Hitachi and a 10" Delta Contractor saw has interchangeable fences or not. Best advice would be to go look at a Delta Contractor saw and see how they measure up. Worst case scenario would be having to re-drill the mounting holes for the new rails. Beyond that it's an incredibly good fence. Hope it works out for you.
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I got the lowepro toploader pro 75 AW not the 65AW . The 75 is much better and will fit your T2i w/ 70-200 and a lot of room for the battery grip the 65 is smaller.
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I installed it on my Delta/Milwaukee 14" band saw, which was made back in 1944. If you have a more modern Delta, it will bolt right up, as well.
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It appears so. The repair service finally got the parts for my 46-460 and I now have it back. I did check the Delta online parts and they show the parts to now be in stock where before they showed as unavailable. It was taking so long that I could not be without a lathe I bought a new Jet 1221VS which in my opinion is much better than the Delta. I wish I had went with the Jet in the first place. My Delta is now a secondary I have set up for boring.
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It fits my Delta Unisaw. I had a Jet tilting arbor table saw, as well, but gave it to my brother. I still have a datto blade insert from the Jet I use on my Delta Unisaw. My point is; I think the inserts are all pretty standard in size. I know this one can be milled on ends even if the size is slightly off. The plate height is adjustable as well. Just my take on it. Good Luck!
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I actually have two of these. The first I have put in a Kreg PRS 1040 table with a Woodpecker fence. The table is pretty solid and the fence is super adjustable. That works well for everyday stuff. The second lift will go in the side extension of my table saw. This will help with longer stock. I've not tried it in any other tables.
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I used it with 2 saws. One a craftsmen the other a delta. It fit both. I had to drill some holes for one. Buts it seems to be pretty universal.
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Dan, I also have an old Craftsman 10" saw my dad bought in 1964. The old fence was very loose and worn. I read a lot of blogs about what I should replace it with. In those blogs many had used the Wixley digital readout on their new fence with very good luck. I have not installed it yet, believe it or not, but it's because I retired recently and my wife and I have been RVing. I sure that it will be excellent.
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I haven't had the problem you describe with my 4000. I also now have the 4100 and you may want to look closely at reviews of this saw on Amazon because of other far more serious problems. Mine you will find in the 3 star category - ral reviews.
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I have a table saw and choose to use my festool ts 75 instead. It is quicker and cuts perfect straight cuts. Z germans know how too make fine tools which makes life easier.
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I also has a left tilt Delta table saw. I bought and had to return this bracket because it does not fit. Mfg has this printed on the front of the installation instruction sheet: "For right hand tilt Delta saw only".
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I am currently building a replica of a Mosrite electric. I have also been building furniture for over 30 years. I have had this unit for about 2 months and would most certainly recommend it. Do believe it to be superior to the Delta.
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I wish i could help you but the outfeed worked on my saw just fine. I ended up building an outfeed table for it since this being a bolt on addition as opposed to part of the saw was just not as sturdy as it should have been.
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if you have a t2 delta fence these rails wont work. you can buy the entire delta t2 at www.brentwood machine.com for 200.22
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Sorry, for the late answer. I don't can help you. I sold the saw. Because the saw was not what I want. The Tracks are not really good. When you need the saw for business, the saw is not good enough. I buy a different brand, and I'm happy. But off course the new saw was more than the on double price. For hobby is this a good saw for a good price, but not for more.
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It's a powerful saw that works hard, but I don't have any experience to compare it with. It's only my second saw and I use it infrequently. Sorry.