I have two older Delta Saw Buck’s which need parts and I can’t seem to locate anyone on the web who has even heard of a Saw buck. Any Ideas???
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Have you contacted Delta? That's supposed to be the advantage of dealing with established companies like them and Milwaukee, you can get parts later. I got a parts list from them last year for a 1962 Unisaw. There's a website...I think it might be http://www.oldwwmachines.com you might check out. If that's not it someone will come along who knows the right address.
I always wondered what happened to those Sawbucks. I thought they were going to pretty much replace miter saws when I first saw them. Must have been some fatal flaw in the design, huh?
Hi Jim. I also wonderd what happened to them. I have two and both need repair. They work GREAT for any wood or vinyl horizontal siding. I'll check out the site and thanks, John
I also had one and gave it away after hearing the cost of repairing it . Very neat framing tool, plus siding . They stopped making them and I guess it was lack of sales , but I would have replaced it .
Tim Mooney
We have a delta saw buck at work, it sits and collects dust, not sure if it works, but if you would be interested, I could ask the boss if it was for sale, not sure if it is, but like I said I have NEVER seen it used