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Is this table saw belt driven?

bronc076

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I'm checking out marketplace for a deal on a used table saw. I have a project that one would come in real handy but I'm not ready to drop the long green on a good saw till my shop is built this spring. I'm wondering if this model of delta is a belt driven saw or if it just has an upside down skill saw under the deck like some of the cheaper ones.

Thanks!

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MoonRise

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Get the model number and/or a picture of the back of the saw.

If belt driven, a contractor-type table saw usually has the motor hanging of/out of the 'back' of the saw. Easily visible, both the motor and the belt.
 
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mhejl

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I had one that looked similar (been too many years). Mine was direct drive and NOISY. That fence ***** bad, too.
 

RTM

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My 12" Craftsman looks like that from the front, but has a direct drive motor

Here's the backDSC09506-X2.jpg
 

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Delta Sierra De Mesa should be an integral motor (no belt)
 

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PoorUB

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My best guess is it is one of the low priced homeowner saws. The cheap fence and stamped steel extension tables, the switch and plastic hand wheels are a indication. Probably has the "skill saw" motor. As far as I know any manufacturer that built a decent contractor's saw had the motor hanging out the back and ran a v-belt.

I might take a look, but be prepared to be disappointed.
 
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bronc076

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The seller never messaged me back so that is that. For this project I'll manage with my circular saw and a board as get Dad's old 1960 Craftsman table saw going. I just need to rip some 4x8 sheets for bead board for a remodeling project.

Thanks all for your input!

Rob
 
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