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1. 
   twoodward15 | Jun 22, 2003 06:41pm | #1

   that guy was filling you full of BS!  Delta still makes the Uni, and it is as good as ever!!

2. 
   watkinsjd | Jun 22, 2003 07:01pm | #2

   As I have been told, Delta is moving production of the Unisaw along with the other U.S. made tools offshore.  The Limited Editon line is being replaced by the X-5 line which will be built in Asia and have a 5 year warranty.  This includes the 14 in bandsaw, contractors saw, 3HP shaper, etc.

   I wonder if this is really going to make a difference.  How many of the parts in any current  products "made in the U.S.", from cars to woodworking machines are foreign made and included in products assembled in the U.S.? A lot!

   In order to survive every manufacturer has to cut cost wherever possible.  It's not their fault but ours, the consumers who want the lowest price. Hey, I know I'm guilty of being cheap. ;=)

   Check out http://www.deltawoodworking.com and any X-5 items are replacing U.S. made stuff.

3. 
   ToolDoc | Jun 22, 2003 07:02pm | #3

   Do yourself a favor DON"T buy anything from that DUMB SOB anymore cause he Doesn't know his A$$ from a hole in the ground LOL  DELTA is still making the UNI in Topelo USA...

                                             ToolDoc