"Frank Boettcher" wrote

It works by emmitting a vapor as opposed to collecting the water from
the air or providing a barrier. I'm not sure where you can get it,
it was a wholesale item for us.

Lesson learned ... the hard way. Thanks for the first hand experience, hard
to come by, apparently even when specifically requested.

So I packed off my "special Unisaw" with paper on the top and paper
wadded up in the body of the saw. It was doing fine in a very humid
climate, however, I can attest to the fact that it did not stand up to
being submerged in seven feet of brackish water and then not tended to
for several weeks after Katrina.

Feel your pain, but I hope it doesn't come to that!

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