Delta Unifence's solution!!!!

[Ramsey]

For those of us who have fought the Unifence's shortcomings, we have a wonderful solution: the Uni-T-Fence!!!! Mine came in today and it is incredible!! This thing is built like a tank and will have both board buddies AND featherboards on it soon. It MORE than overcomes the advantages of the Bies fence in my opinion. For all ya'll with a Unifence, please look at this website-and the girl who answers the phone is extremely capable and friendly! All in all, I am Much more than happy! If Delta had ANY sense, they would buy this guy's company and make it standard on the Unifence; it would wipe out the Bies fence advocates in a few months (in my opinion!)

Happy cutting!!!

[Rob]

I have a Uni-T-Fence and love it.

You can easily attach jigs and hold downs in the T slots. It is easier to clamp to since it is rectangular like the Bies. And it does nearly everything the Unifence does well.

Also - if you need to use the Unifence again, you just swap the two parts out. Very easy.

Rob

[Mark & Juanita]

Sounds like a shameless shill to me. :-) If I didn't have one, I'd accuse you of being a company minion. I agree with Ramsey, hthe Uni-T fence works well. My Unifence had a dish in it (vertical) that cause issues with being able to maintain a uniform cut for varied wood heights. The Uni-T is thus far dead flat (I'm a bit concerned that the UHMW plastic may bow on me on the future).

[Unisaw A100]

Since Delta already had the good sence to by the company that made the Biesemeyer it's probably a sucker bet that they don't have running it (the Biesemeyer product) into the ground as a high priority on their To Do list, doncha think?

UA100, who thinks Delta does have some less obvious ways of running the company into the ground, just not this one...

[BRuce]

Yep, have one, had one for a long time. for me works much better then the standard fence. Had built a "cover" for the original and there was a different type of "board buddies" that work with the original. But IMHO all the work arounds i had to do with the original went away with the Uni-T, it just works as is. Most anything you want to do is easier and any jigs and stops you need are simpler to design and build. Not a bad price either. I have the original around, thought i might need it but so far it has just sit in the corner.

BRuce

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