the big advantage was that the motor could be rigidly mounted on those saws Tilt top tablesaws kinda disappeared in north america in favour of the tilting arbour, on a tilttop the table tilts and goes upand down for blade adjustments. the jointer is actually a rockwell 37-220 rebadged beaver and made in guelphīeaver, delta and rockwell were all interrelated after 1954, so there was lots of 'crossover' product if in fact your combo was sold origanally as you now have it Has anyone seen one of these before, and are they worth much?įirst the tablesaw is a tilt table delta, 10 inch i think you told me.
I'll re-assemble it and take some photos before I start the resto on it, but for now you can have a couple of it stripped into car sized peices. The original fence, mitre guage and dust chute are also present and in good condition, as is the mounting table, but the original dual motor has be changed for 2 singles. The jointer is 61/2 x 42" and badged as a Beaver 4800. The saw is 10" and badged as a Delta serial no. In my haste I forgot to take some photos of it assembled, but it looks the similar as the one in the first photo below, apart from the jointer being a Beaver.Įverything looks to be there and in good order apart from the TS blade guard which is missing - it even comes with the molding cutter head. I went to look at it and the guy said it was in the way and needed it gone asap, so I quickly went home and returned with tools so I could strip it and get it in my car. My buddy has been looking for a TS recently, so while browsing Kijiji trying to find him one, I spotted something I liked the look of in the form of a tablesaw/jointer combo for a very reasonable price.
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