Delta · Table saw · about 1983 to at least 1989

Delta Unisaw 34-802

Name: Delta Unisaw 34-802
Brand: Delta
Availability: InStock

The 34-802 is the Unisaw of the Pentair years. Rockwell sold Delta's machinery business to Pentair on April 12, 1984, and the 34-80x package numbers appear around then, taking over from the 34-76x and 34-77x numbers of the last Rockwell saws. The saw underneath barely changed. The base had been sheet metal since 1977, and the dust door went after the 1987 50th Anniversary model. The kit is what varied. Delta sold it with a push-button 1-1/2 HP motor or with magnetic starters and 3 HP motors, with the aluminum Jet-Lock, the Unifence or a Biesemeyer fence, and with the See-Thru guard or the Uniguard. Schools bought plenty of them, and one on record is a 1989 high-school saw. Pick the one with the fence you'd have chosen and a motor your shop can run.

34-801, 34-802, 34-802F, 34-803 and 34-806F packages50th Anniversary model (1987, no dust door)

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Spec at a glance

Maker: Delta
Machine: Table saw
Era: Transitional (1971–1990)
Motors sold: Single or 3-phase
Made: about 1983 to at least 1989
Capacity: 10 in blade on a 5/8 in arbor, tilting arbor
Motor: 1-1/2 HP single-phase with push-button switch; 1-1/2 or 3 HP single-phase or 3 HP three-phase with magnetic starter
Arbor bearings: 17 x 40 x 12 mm ball bearings
Cabinet: sheet-metal base (since 1977); dust door dropped in 1987
Fences and guards: Jet-Lock, Unifence or Biesemeyer fence; See-Thru or Uniguard blade guard
Also listed as: Unisaw 34-802, Delta 34-802, 34-802F
Typical eBay ask (Oct 15, 2026): $1,275–$1,400

Shop check

Power, iron, fence and freight

Power and phase: Delta's mid-1980s manuals list a 1-1/2 HP single-phase saw with a push-button switch, and 1-1/2 or 3 HP single-phase or 3 HP three-phase saws with a magnetic starter. Look for the horsepower and phase on the motor plate in the photos. A 3 HP single-phase motor needs a 230 V circuit, and a three-phase one needs a VFD or converter.
Motor and bearings: The motor is inside the cabinet with a belt drive to the arbor, like every Unisaw. Ask for a video of it starting and running with the motor cover off if you can. It should spin up quickly and run without belt slap.
Runout: The 5/8 in arbor runs on 17 x 40 x 12 mm ball bearings, a standard size. Check it with a dial indicator if you can, or ask whether the bearings have been replaced and listen for rumble.
Table and rust: The table and wings are cast iron. Raking light shows the top best, so ask for a photo taken that way. Light rust cleans up, but a crack or a badly pitted surface doesn't.
Fence, guards and gauges: In the 1980s Delta sold the 34-80x Unisaws as packages with a choice of fence, the aluminum Jet-Lock, the Unifence or the Biesemeyer, and either the See-Thru guard or the Uniguard. The Uniguard is a blade guard and the Unifence is the fence. Check which the listing has, plus the Auto-Set miter gauge and the wings.
Trunnions and adjustments: Ask the seller to crank the blade up, down and to 45 degrees on video. Both handwheels should turn smoothly all the way. Packed sawdust in the trunnions is the usual reason they don't.
Blades and knives: It takes standard 10 in blades on a 5/8 in arbor, so blades and dado sets are easy. Unifence and Uniguard parts are the ones to check for.
Dating it: By 1984 the serial and model plate is on the back of the cabinet. These saws carry 8-digit date codes, two digits for the year, a month letter and five digits. After Pentair bought Delta in April 1984, the month letters run A for January to L for December.
Moving it: We couldn't find a published weight for the 34-802, but the 1961 complete Unisaw shipped at 422 lb. Take the wings, fence and motor out to move it.
Safety upgrades: Check that the guard and splitter come with it and that the switch or starter turns the saw off. A magnetic starter won't restart the saw on its own after a power cut.

Should come with it

Fence and rails (Jet-Lock, Unifence or Biesemeyer)
See-Thru blade guard or Uniguard with splitter
Auto-Set miter gauge
Cast-iron extension wings
Motor and switch or magnetic starter, and the motor cover

Hard to find if missing

Uniguard parts
Unifence extrusions and rails
Motor cover

Check the listing photos against these lists, and ask the seller about anything you can’t see. A missing fence, guard or motor should come off the price.

What to check

Fence and guard packages vary, so missing Unifence or Uniguard parts are the common gap. Worn belts and bearings are routine Unisaw jobs, and 3 HP saws need a 230 V circuit or three-phase power.

01Model plate: Ask for a photo of the plate on the back of the cabinet. It should read 34-80x with a date-code serial.
02Motor plate: Ask for a photo of the motor plate. A 3 HP single-phase motor needs a 230 V circuit.
03Fence: Check which fence comes with it. A Unifence or Biesemeyer should lock square and slide freely.
04Guard: Check the photos for the See-Thru guard or the Uniguard. Either should have its splitter.
05Height and tilt: Ask the seller to raise, lower and tilt the blade on video. Both wheels should turn smoothly.
06Running: Ask for a video of it starting and running. It should spin up quickly and run quietly.
07Table: Look at the top in a raking-light photo. Rust is fine, but cracks aren't.

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Buying guide

Which one to buy

§ Oct 15, 2026

Every 34-80x here that names a phase is three-phase, so budget for a VFD or rotary converter before you compare prices. With that settled, the 34-806 with the extension table at $1,299.99 gets you 5 HP for $50 more than the 1-1/2 HP saw at $1,250. Only a handful are listed, all from machinery dealers, asking about $1,275-1,400. Delta shipped Jet-Lock, Unifence and Biesemeyer fences, so check which fence and guard each has.

Listed now: 5
For parts: 0
Typical ask: $1,275–$1,400
Full range: $1,250–$1,700

Cheapest
$1,250.00+ ship
It's 1-1/2 HP three-phase at 220/440V, with the fence and an overhead guard on a rust-colored top. Freight is by quote.
Delta Unisaw Table Saw , 34-802, 1-1/2hp, SN-88166118, 220/440v, 3-PHASE
View on eBay ↗: Delta Unisaw Table Saw , 34-802, 1-1/2hp, SN-88166118, 220/440v, 3-PHASE$1,250.00 plus shipping (not stated)
Best value
$1,299.99+ ship
5 HP and a steel extension table for $50 over the cheapest. It's 230/460V three-phase, so ask the dealer for a freight quote and price in the converter.
Delta 34-806 10" Unisaw 5HP 230/460V 3Ph 3450RPM Tilting Arbor Table Saw
View on eBay ↗: Delta 34-806 10" Unisaw 5HP 230/460V 3Ph 3450RPM Tilting Arbor Table Saw$1,299.99 plus shipping (not stated)

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For sale on eBay

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Used
- Cheapest
Delta Unisaw Table Saw , 34-802, 1-1/2hp, SN-88166118, 220/440v, 3-PHASE
$1,250.00+ shipping
$1,250.00 · shipping not stated
Buy It Now$1,250.00
Good buy
Dealer saw, 34-802, 1-1/2 HP three-phase 220/440V. Fence, overhead guard, rusty top.
Seller: jdcillc
100% positive
View on eBay ↗: Delta Unisaw Table Saw , 34-802, 1-1/2hp, SN-88166118, 220/440v, 3-PHASE
Used
- Best value
Delta 34-806 10" Unisaw 5HP 230/460V 3Ph 3450RPM Tilting Arbor Table Saw
$1,299.99+ shipping
$1,299.99 · shipping not stated
Buy It Now$1,299.99
Offers accepted
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Fine if you might miss it? Send an offer first. Someone else can still buy it while you wait for a reply.
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Good buy
Dealer saw, 34-806, 5 HP three-phase 230/460V. Fence, guard, steel extension table.
Seller: bullseyeindustrialsales
99.9% positive
View on eBay ↗: Delta 34-806 10" Unisaw 5HP 230/460V 3Ph 3450RPM Tilting Arbor Table Saw
Used
Delta 34-806 10" Unisaw 5HP 230/460V 3Ph 3450RPM Tilting Arbor Table Saw
$1,299.99+ shipping
$1,299.99 · shipping not stated
Buy It Now$1,299.99
Offers accepted
This seller takes offers, and many sellers accept less than the asking price.
Fine if you might miss it? Send an offer first. Someone else can still buy it while you wait for a reply.
Want it for sure? Use Buy It Now.
Our take
Same dealer, same title, second saw. Long fence and guard, no extension table.
Seller: bullseyeindustrialsales
99.9% positive
View on eBay ↗: Delta 34-806 10" Unisaw 5HP 230/460V 3Ph 3450RPM Tilting Arbor Table Saw
Used
Delta 34-806 10" Unisaw Tilting Arbor Saw
$1,699.99+ shipping
$1,699.99 · shipping not stated
Buy It Now$1,699.99
Offers accepted
This seller takes offers, and many sellers accept less than the asking price.
Fine if you might miss it? Send an offer first. Someone else can still buy it while you wait for a reply.
Want it for sure? Use Buy It Now.
Our take
34-806 with no motor or phase given. Overhead guard, aluminum fence.
Seller: dockguys
100% positive
View on eBay ↗: Delta 34-806 10" Unisaw Tilting Arbor Saw

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Era

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Delta Unisaw 34-802

34-801, 34-802, 34-802F, 34-803 and 34-806F packages50th Anniversary model (1987, no dust door)

Spec at a glance

Maker

Delta

Machine

Table saw

Era

Transitional (1971–1990)

Motors sold

Single or 3-phase

Made

about 1983 to at least 1989

Capacity

10 in blade on a 5/8 in arbor, tilting arbor

Motor

1-1/2 HP single-phase with push-button switch; 1-1/2 or 3 HP single-phase or 3 HP three-phase with magnetic starter

Arbor bearings

17 x 40 x 12 mm ball bearings

Cabinet

sheet-metal base (since 1977); dust door dropped in 1987

Fences and guards

Jet-Lock, Unifence or Biesemeyer fence; See-Thru or Uniguard blade guard

Also listed as

Unisaw 34-802, Delta 34-802, 34-802F

Typical eBay ask (Oct 15, 2026)

$1,275–$1,400

Power, iron, fence and freight

Power and phase

Delta's mid-1980s manuals list a 1-1/2 HP single-phase saw with a push-button switch, and 1-1/2 or 3 HP single-phase or 3 HP three-phase saws with a magnetic starter. Look for the horsepower and phase on the motor plate in the photos. A 3 HP single-phase motor needs a 230 V circuit, and a three-phase one needs a VFD or converter.

Motor and bearings

The motor is inside the cabinet with a belt drive to the arbor, like every Unisaw. Ask for a video of it starting and running with the motor cover off if you can. It should spin up quickly and run without belt slap.

Runout

The 5/8 in arbor runs on 17 x 40 x 12 mm ball bearings, a standard size. Check it with a dial indicator if you can, or ask whether the bearings have been replaced and listen for rumble.

Table and rust

The table and wings are cast iron. Raking light shows the top best, so ask for a photo taken that way. Light rust cleans up, but a crack or a badly pitted surface doesn't.

Fence, guards and gauges

In the 1980s Delta sold the 34-80x Unisaws as packages with a choice of fence, the aluminum Jet-Lock, the Unifence or the Biesemeyer, and either the See-Thru guard or the Uniguard. The Uniguard is a blade guard and the Unifence is the fence. Check which the listing has, plus the Auto-Set miter gauge and the wings.

Trunnions and adjustments

Ask the seller to crank the blade up, down and to 45 degrees on video. Both handwheels should turn smoothly all the way. Packed sawdust in the trunnions is the usual reason they don't.

Blades and knives

It takes standard 10 in blades on a 5/8 in arbor, so blades and dado sets are easy. Unifence and Uniguard parts are the ones to check for.

Dating it

By 1984 the serial and model plate is on the back of the cabinet. These saws carry 8-digit date codes, two digits for the year, a month letter and five digits. After Pentair bought Delta in April 1984, the month letters run A for January to L for December.

Moving it

We couldn't find a published weight for the 34-802, but the 1961 complete Unisaw shipped at 422 lb. Take the wings, fence and motor out to move it.

Safety upgrades

Check that the guard and splitter come with it and that the switch or starter turns the saw off. A magnetic starter won't restart the saw on its own after a power cut.

Should come with it

Fence and rails (Jet-Lock, Unifence or Biesemeyer)

See-Thru blade guard or Uniguard with splitter

Auto-Set miter gauge

Cast-iron extension wings

Motor and switch or magnetic starter, and the motor cover

Hard to find if missing

Uniguard parts

Unifence extrusions and rails

Motor cover

Check the listing photos against these lists, and ask the seller about anything you can’t see. A missing fence, guard or motor should come off the price.

What to check

Fence and guard packages vary, so missing Unifence or Uniguard parts are the common gap. Worn belts and bearings are routine Unisaw jobs, and 3 HP saws need a 230 V circuit or three-phase power.

01Model plate: Ask for a photo of the plate on the back of the cabinet. It should read 34-80x with a date-code serial.

02Motor plate: Ask for a photo of the motor plate. A 3 HP single-phase motor needs a 230 V circuit.

03Fence: Check which fence comes with it. A Unifence or Biesemeyer should lock square and slide freely.

04Guard: Check the photos for the See-Thru guard or the Uniguard. Either should have its splitter.

05Height and tilt: Ask the seller to raise, lower and tilt the blade on video. Both wheels should turn smoothly.

06Running: Ask for a video of it starting and running. It should spin up quickly and run quietly.

07Table: Look at the top in a raking-light photo. Rust is fine, but cracks aren't.

Delta Unisaw 34-802

Spec at a glance

Power, iron, fence and freight

What to check

Which one to buy

For sale on eBay

Delta Unisaw Table Saw , 34-802, 1-1/2hp, SN-88166118, 220/440v, 3-PHASE

Delta 34-806 10" Unisaw 5HP 230/460V 3Ph 3450RPM Tilting Arbor Table Saw

Delta 34-806 10" Unisaw 5HP 230/460V 3Ph 3450RPM Tilting Arbor Table Saw

Delta 34-806 10" Unisaw Tilting Arbor Saw

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Delta Unisaw 34-802

Spec at a glance

Power, iron, fence and freight

What to check

Which one to buy

For sale on eBay

Delta Unisaw Table Saw , 34-802, 1-1/2hp, SN-88166118, 220/440v, 3-PHASE

Delta 34-806 10" Unisaw 5HP 230/460V 3Ph 3450RPM Tilting Arbor Table Saw

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