I also have 2 extra Unisaw cabinets, but they pre-date the cabinet like yours and have the semi-ovular hole intended for the old cast iron motor cover in lieu of the later model "square cornered" opening as is on your saw. Man I wished the original plinth on your Unisaw was cast iron instead of sheet metal as I have an extra. I just got to get busy, I have orders and now I don't have the saw ready to do any work. I got a pretty good deal on this so I am okay with fixing it up. I guess I can order the side cover and dust port unless someone knows where they can pick up one from a saw that is no longer working. So any of you Unisaw owners got any good advice. I also need the tape that goes on the fence rails.
It doesn't have the factory switch on it either and that is okay but I will probably order it. I didn't have one close to where this saw will need to plug in. I have got to run a new 220 plug in the shop. I did pick up a piece of white melamine do I just have to get it cut and put the extension back together. I think I am going to repaint the rails also as they have lost a lot of the black paint. I might go over one more time before I put the wax to it. I don't guess I can get every discoloration out of it. So after a couple of hours working on the top, it look a lot better. So I got the extension wing on the left fairly clean but it would require a couple of more passes.
The first thing was to start cleaning the top. The top had several spots of rust and some type of film on it. The cover on the side is gone and so is the dust collection port. The Unisaw needed a little cleaning, but all of the mechanical parts work.Īs you can see the extension table is missing and the original base was damaged so they build a base out of wood.
I picked up the Unisaw on Saturday and then delivered my Ridgid to the person that purchased it.
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