930 4 Speed (1937) Delta 12" Wood Lathe (1948) Delta 12" Wood Lathe No.Vintage circa 1954 Rockwell Unisaw, No. 1200 (1948) Vintage Delta Wood Lathesĭelta 11" Wood Lathe No. 1400 (1937)ĭelta Combination 12" Disc & 6" x 48" Belt Sander Vintage Delta Scroll Sawĭelta 24" Scroll Saw No. 290 (1937) Delta 6" Jointerĭelta 6 " Deluxe Long Bed Jointer Model 37-220 Vintage Delta Shaper Modelsĭelta Homecraft Shaper Delta Heavy Duty Shaper Model 43-205 Vintage Delta Belt and Disc Sandersĭelta 12" Disc Sander No. Old Band Saw Restoration Tips & Stories Vintage Delta Jointer Modelsĭelta Homecraft 4" Jointer Delta 4" Jointer No. 1160ĭelta 10" Contractors Saw Delta 10" Unisaw Delta 10" Tilting Arbor Unisaw (1948) Delta Auto Set Miter Gageĭelta Table Saws Delta Contractor Saw Delta Cabinet Saw Delta 36-715 10" Hybrid Saw Delta 36-716 10" Hybrid Saw Delta 36-717 10" Hybrid Saw Vintage Delta Band Sawsĭelta Homecraft 10" Band Saw No. Help build this collection of Free Resources for Woodworkers! - Click here to share Your Own Delta Tool & Machine Photos & Information Delta Power Tools by Yearĭelta Rockwell Power Tools - 1939 Delta Rockwell Power Tools - 1957 Vintage Delta Table Sawsĭelta 10" Tilting Table Table Saw Model No. If you have photos or information to share about the Delta line of industrial tools, please don't hesitate to share your tool photos with us.Ĭontribute to This Site - Share Your Delta Machine Photos Here you'll find photographs of the vintage tools, parts lists, machine owners manuals, patent information and more. Information and resources about many of these vintage Delta tools are provided on the following pages.
This Delta Woodworking Tools section features many of the vintage woodworking machinery that Delta manufactured over the years such as the 10" Unisaw, 14" band saw, 24" scroll saw, 4" jointer, 6" jointer, 10" contractor's saw, belt and disc sanders, wood lathes, drill presses, shapers, the Homecraft Series and more. It's become one of the most popular mainstays of small and large shops around the world and is a prized possession of many woodworkers.ĭelta continues manufacturing quality woodworking tools and equipment to this day although some would say that the very best of Delta woodworking equipment was produced between 1930 and the 1980's In 1937 Delta changed the woodworking industry by inventing the first 10-inch tilting arbor saw known today as the Unisaw. The American Boy Scroll Saw was the first breakthrough Delta product invented by Tautz in 1923. The Delta Specialty Company was founded by Herbert Tautz in 1919. Much of that equipment has found itself in wood shops all over the world from small furniture and cabinet shops, to schools and vocational training centers and large manufacturing facilities. The Delta Manufacturing Company has been making a line of industrial and small shop woodworking equipment for over 90 years.
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