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Re: Router Injury Sparks Reflection on Safety
I have used routers for about 50 years and the dangerous flaw they all have is the collet chuck. Even when tightened the bit can slip and come out. This may not injure you but it can ruin the part you are making. Keeping the bit and collet clean can help.
posted: 5:50 pm on May 27thTom
Re: Is the Radial Arm Saw on its Last Legs?
I have used my radial arm saw for over thirty years and consider it second only to my table saw. It is on a 10 foot table and is very accurate and safe for crosscuts. I would never buy one of the toy chop saws and I cannot see why they are so popular. My craftsman radial arm saw was $90 when I bought it and it still works perfect. I have built three buildings and countless pieces of furniture with it and would not be with out it.
posted: 5:36 pm on July 12th