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[email protected] joeljcarver@aol.com is offline
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Default Bill - get out of the garage - it's time to go to sleep...


I think I will need some appropriate wrench(es?) for removing the blade.

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You only need one wrench for the Unisaw, and you don't have to overtighten the nut holding the flange and blade. (I also use a dampener.) You just need to snug it and the rotation will spin the nut sufficiently tight.

I'd recommend this - it's a combined nut and flange to hold the blade. It's made my life a lot easier. It allows me to change blades in a matter of seconds, so I rarely use a combination blade. Here's a site that's selling this, and I have no interest blah, blah ...

http://www.tylertool.com/delta-36-20...32-288241267-2