"Tattooed and Dusty" wrote in message
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Leon wrote:


It does make more since if you also believe that standing in line with
the
blade of a TS makes more since than to the side of the blade. While left
and right hand saws are understood to many as a convenience it is really
a
personal safety feature.

Not to be a grammar bitch, but "sense" is the word you are looking for.
"Since" is usually used as a measure of time, like.

How about you work on a plug in that lets the spell checker read my mind.

It's been years since I've seen anyone cut their finger off with a
blade left circular saw.

Or perhaps a left handed circle saw.