On Friday 26 April 2019 18:06:05 Marshland Engineering wrote: > https://www.screwfix.com/p/evolution-r210cms-210mm-single-bevel-compou >nd-mitre-saw-240v/7277p > > Mine was a bit more, secondhad was $500 however it will last for life. > The problem with the drop saw the pivot point is quite small in > relation to the arm. The Milwaukee saw has 2 large linear bearings for > the head which are sturdy and will last for ever. > > I do have a good English circular saw table that weighs around 250 kg. > I regularly cut 30+ mm on it, but as some else said they spend 40 > hours in making jigs for a 20 hr job. Once you have the jig, it is > good for life. The biggest plus for jigs is safety. Making a tray for > holding the aly while you cut is both good for setting up the correct > length to cut and keeping your hands a long way from that cutty thing. > > Funny that I don't have accidents in the work shop with mills, lathes > etc, but I hit my finger fare and square with a hammer 3 days ago and > is a bit of a mess. Where was the instruction manual and safety sheet > for it? > > Cheers Wallace > Here I thought I was they only one clumsy enough to do that. Makes me happy I'm not alone. And yes, I have had stitches to put a fingertip back on a couple times. Darned jointers, when trimming fingernails haven't a clue when to stop. Mine has healed well and I hope yours does too.
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