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Old 05-28-2006, 09:19 PM   #1
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i have just ordered a p-20 it is on the way in about a week any good thoughts or bad thoughts i would love your opinion thanks jack
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Congradulations on your new saw Jack.
I have had mine a couple of months and I love it.
Looking foreward to seeing some nice projects ,keep us updated.
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Old 05-29-2006, 01:05 AM   #3
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yyyyyyyyyyyyyyaa. your new saw is on the way. I have to omet. I don't know that saw. but. I am sure you will have a great jernny learning all kinds of stuff. good luck. and I too am excited for you. I sure know how I felt when I got my first saw. after waiting 10 years. they are all good. some are better thats all. just like bread. they will all fill the whole . but some just taste better. Have fun. your friend Evie
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thoughts and opinions requested huh? Ok, I suggest you kiss your wife now, before the saw arrives, as you wont have much time for her once the saw shows up. Butter her up good now, so she might throw you some food down by the saw so you dont have to get up from your projects! Enjoy the saw, your going to love it! Dale
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Old 05-29-2006, 01:38 PM   #5
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Wow Jack,

A P-20, you are going to love it according to what I have read on them.

But just wait, Bill Young will surely comment on your purchase: he has one and I don't think it could be parted from his dead fingers when the time comes

Never having owned one myself, I can only say that it's classified with the "good" purchases, so you definitely will not regret it.

Remember to keep the first projects you do on it, and show us the results (don't be shy).

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Jack, I have had my P-20 for over 2 years now and love it. I had a 20" VS Delta before and had to use a tool to change the blade and I could not top feed with it. When I purchased mine Delta was having a problem with the rod in the back of the saw that lets the upper arm raise and lower, I had to return the first one and they shipped me another which has had no problems. I believe Bill Young notified Delta of this problem and they checked all of their unsold saws and corrected the problem. I had no problem going from a VS to the 6 speed belt drive because I very seldom change the speed, it only takes a few seconds to change the belt. Have fun with your new toy. Mick.
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The lack of decent air from the blower on the low speeds is the only fault I can find of the saw.
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