cross cuts on the table saw

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Permalink Reply by Dale Rosilio on March 7, 2010 at 1:25pm

My mind is always open and I eagerly await your BS on BS ;) LOL



Btw: You're still my hero ;)

Permalink Reply by Tongue in Groover on March 7, 2010 at 1:40pm

I appreciate your patients, while I'm at it I will explain why the bundles are stacked even on one side.

The BS on the BS?? this comment is a bit contradictory of a open mind don't think?

Glad I didn't loose my status!! ;)

Permalink Reply by Dale Rosilio on March 7, 2010 at 1:57pm

What would be contracdictory in my BS on BS statement? Having an open mind to something not tried and with a logical, common sense approach behind it is one thing..........But having employed said proceedure and seeing the wasted effort............;)

I'm sure the DC trip should be...uummmmm....Interesting ;)

Permalink Reply by Dale Rosilio on March 7, 2010 at 12:37pm

Talk is cheap my friend ;)

so is holding on to old outdated methods LOL

Permalink Reply by Dale Rosilio on March 7, 2010 at 12:43pm

Btw Part Duex:


Robbins developed an automatic flooring nailer that touted a specific sqft per day that a single man could install.....Your's truly kinda debunked it and even told my employer at the time that I would fly out to where ever that footage was being seen and learn how, if it could be done I would never critique those expectations again AND kiss his lily white ass!

That nailer hasn't been used by them since and my lips never touched his ass ;) LOL

Permalink Reply by AL on March 10, 2010 at 9:55pm

Fast
You make your cross cuts with the miter guide. The problem part is when you use the fence as a guide on board cross cuts. You can get it out of square and jambed between the fence and the blade. That is when it can throw the board back at you like a missile. Just keep the fence away from the board you are cross cutting with the miter guide and the scrap gets left sitting next to the blade. Stephen must be trying to push the board sideways by hand between the fence and blade. That is how he can get the ambulance ride to Tucson Medical Center and see if his medical insurance card is still good. Otherwise the table saw is no problem.
AL

Permalink Reply by Stephen on March 11, 2010 at 9:59am

Hey Al...ya ole bastard lol No fence for me, sorry takes to long to set up. I just mark it and make my cut. Course why would I use the table saw when my mS is sitting right next to it on a a table??

And no more TMC for me, they took 7 hours to stitch me up last time I tried to cut my arm off. lol

Permalink Reply by geo on March 11, 2010 at 8:38pm

i do, but i think the question should be, what kinda moron cuts his fingers of on a table saw?

Permalink Reply by Floorguy on March 11, 2010 at 9:05pm

Finger stay away from the blade. Both hands stay on the same side of the blade.
I have a push stick, too.

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