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    New Delta 40-690 20" scroll saw

    Hi all, it's been awhile. I just noticed the new Delta 40-690 20 inch scroll saw. It looks pretty much like the DeWalt 788. I also, just found out that Delta is now part of Dewalt or vice versa. Kind of explains the similarities. Has anyone done a review on the new Delta 40-690 yet? Anyone own one?


    Dave
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    Dave, from what I have read, the Delta is a clone of the Dewalt 788. I believe Delta and Dewalt are owned by Black & Decker. These big companies buying out each other, it is hard to keep up with them.
    Mick, - Delta P-20

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