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Default to those that made their own bandsaw mill.

I was just thinking about safety shields and such. What I was
wondering is, if you break a band or it comes off your wheel all the
sudden, how much damage can one of these do to the operator? Should a
person place some sort of protection between the operator and the band
saw carriage in a manually pushed carriage design?
 
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