I have a Delta Unisaw, cat.#36-L31X, will these rails fit?
616283
It should fit really well, if the holes do not match up then is it an easy fix just to tap out some new bolt holes.
616284
The Biesemeyer fence system is a universal fit, it has several guide holes to fit different models. I put my fence system on a 1952 delta unisaw, so I'm sure it will fit any of the unisaw models.
616285
Yes the rails will fit your saw. Keep in mind you will need a Biesemeyer fence.
480098
I don't know, I just installed it on the existing hardware. I removed a delta product and this one fit in its place.
1681127
Not sure. The rails are 11 inches long and 12 inches wide. Hope that helps.
2106718
if your rack rails look like those it should be no problem.They are pretty universal, but I'm just guessing.
71656
These hook up to industry standard rails. You can view an install video at andersenhitches.com to help get a better understanding of how it installs. Thank you
268304
Don't know but it should the rails standard dimensions it worked on my S&W.
1910665
I don't have a Delta saw; however, I was able to make it ft the Ridgid saw without too much trouble. Had to drill a few new holes to make it fit. The reason for these guide rails are that you can get rid of the standard rip fence and get a Biesemeyer T style fence (it does not have a lcm on the rear). If you want to keep your regular (non T style fence), I can't see a reason to get these rails. Hope this helps.
590584
I am sorry I have no idea about the delta's.I would direct you to go on Lumberjocks and ask that question in one of the forums.
1875755
From what I have seen, all of the rail systems are universal, so if it has a rail, it will fit. This dot sight is good quality for the money.
587352
Should fit.. mine didn't have the rail but I believe the grips are still the same.
609939
The rail will line up and the saw will track in tha rail. There is a issue / difference between the rails and I can't recall what it is & I'm not able to go try at this time sorry!
1406531
Yes. All Delta's are the same. Except the new Unisaws, mainly because they are left tilt.
168835
yes - larger rails are called weaver rails . look for scope mounts tat fit weaver rails .
2243528
It should fit any table saw with standard 3/4" miter slots. I use a 10" Delta Unisaw and a well used 9" Delta/Rockwell contractors saw circa 1954. The Kreg fixture bar fits both. The adjusting screws in the fixture bar should make up for any discrepancy.
986322
I have an old Delta too and it worked just fine. The issue is not the size of the rails, it is the size on the saw base and then the legs to the right. My legs that support the top were just a little short then the corner supports. So I put a small piece of luan on the corners across to each and the legs fit in into them. The base is nice to have if you want to move your saw around. Since I have purchased mine, I have NOT moved it.The key to using this base to move your saw is the size of your saw cabinet for the left area and then the position of your legs that hold the top. The size of the side rails have nothing to do with it. I have an old Delta too and it worked just fine. The issue is not the size of the rails, it is the size on the saw base and then the legs to the right. My legs that support the top were just a little short then the corner supports. So I put a small piece of luan on the corners across to each and the legs fit in into them. The base is nice to have if you want to move your saw around. Since I have purchased mine, I have NOT moved it.The key to using this base to move your saw is the size of your saw cabinet for the left area and then the position of your legs that hold the top.... » Read More I have an old Delta too and it worked just fine. The issue is not the size of the rails, it is the size on the saw base and then the legs to the right. My legs that support the top were just a little short then the corner supports. So I put a small piece of luan on the corners across to each and the legs fit in into them. The base is nice to have if you want to move your saw around. Since I have purchased mine, I have NOT moved it.The key to using this base to move your saw is the size of your saw cabinet for the left area and then the position of your legs that hold the top. The size of the side rails have nothing to do with it. « Show Less
2118536
I know it is compatible with weaver rail systems. Mine has performed very well .
2205891
Im not sure but it didn't fit mine either without a modification. I had to put a spacers on either side of the rail to make it fit.