16 discussions on HomeOwnersHub about the Delta TS350: what owners asked, what went wrong, and what fixed it.
I am considering a new tablesaw, mostly because I need a much larger fence system.I came across the Ryobi BT3100 - which looks like a pretty neat although different saw.In my initial Googling research, I found that additional rails are easy...
The sides of the rip fence of my Delta TS350 aren't perfectlyperpendicular to the table. Is there anything I can do about this?There are no adjustment bolts, as the thing is welded together. Is itreasonable to complain to Delta when the...
Hi, it's me again.I've found that another difference between the expensive saws and theDelta TS350 (the one I bought) is the smoothness of the cast irontable. Ony my table you can easily see the grinder marks and it has afew slightly rough...
I have a 20 year old 10" Craftsman table saw with a 13A/1.5HP (3HP"Peak") motor.I am finding that the saw seems to bog down when ripping even 3/4"plywood (let alone hardwood) despite the fact that the saw is now nearperfectly aligned (via a...
I recently decided to buy a table saw. Initially, it will be used forripping lumber and various other small projects. I'm not looking tospend a lot of money since it's not something I'll be using every day.In fact, it will be living 1100...
After reading some reviews, I think this saw best fits my budget and immediate needs (since I am a newbie, its hard to identify what my current needs exactly are). While I personally don't know the difference between a good saw and a bad...