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Am I the only one in the world who has given up trying to adjust the
splitter/ blade guard on my Delta Hybrid table saw? I finally removed
it today. It's not my fault. The guys on the "Woodsmith Shop" on TV
don't have theirs on.

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On Jul 20, 11:55 pm, spaco wrote:
Am I the only one in the world who has given up trying to adjust the
splitter/ blade guard on my Delta Hybrid table saw? I finally removed
it today. It's not my fault. The guys on the "Woodsmith Shop" on TV
don't have theirs on.

Pete Stanaitis


Those things are for chumps who are afraid to lose digits or whole
hands. Have yet to put the riving knife in my Steel City - just seems
a PITA.

Pussies!

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On Jul 20, 11:55 pm, spaco wrote:
Am I the only one in the world who has given up trying to adjust the
splitter/ blade guard on my Delta Hybrid table saw? I finally removed
it today. It's not my fault. The guys on the "Woodsmith Shop" on TV
don't have theirs on.

Pete Stanaitis


Those things are for chumps who are afraid to lose digits or whole
hands. Have yet to put the riving knife in my Steel City - just seems
a PITA.

Pussies!

D'ohBoy


Are you a Troll or a dip ****?


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Those things are for chumps who are afraid to lose digits or whole
hands. Have yet to put the riving knife in my Steel City - just seems
a PITA.

Pussies!


Would just love to see you screaming like a pussie after you chop off a
finger. *That* would be worth seeing.


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On Jul 21, 5:09*am, "D'ohBoy" wrote:
On Jul 20, 11:55 pm, spaco wrote:

Am I the only one in the world who has given up trying to adjust the
splitter/ blade guard on my Delta Hybrid table saw? *I finally removed
it today. *It's not my fault. *The guys on the "Woodsmith Shop" on TV
don't have theirs on.


Pete Stanaitis


Those things are for chumps who are afraid to lose digits or whole
hands. *Have yet to put the riving knife in my Steel City - just seems
a PITA.

Pussies!

D'ohBoy


A couple of tough guys for you.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGroj2qllwc&NR=1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Gu9_...eature=related

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Here's one of my favorites:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkYOg...eature=related

Make sure to check out the others in the series!


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A couple of tough guys for you.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGroj2qllwc&NR=1

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Not sure how real it is, but either way, it's a good reminder to count them
both before and after. In between, make doubly sure they stay out of the
tool path. (I'm not a doctor and never played one on TV, but I'm pretty
certain there would be a good squirt of arterial blood when the thumb gets
severed.)


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Not sure how real it is, but either way, it's a good reminder to count them
both before and after. In between, make doubly sure they stay out of the
tool path. (I'm not a doctor and never played one on TV, but I'm pretty
certain there would be a good squirt of arterial blood when the thumb gets
severed.)


I didn't watch 'em all, just the first link in the post. My opinion is
that it was staged. As you indicated, there wasn't nearly enough blood
for it to be a actual traumatic amputation.

Tom Veatch
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I just put my guard back on after 20 years.
I have a ten inch bench saw thet fell off the bench when I was ripping a
one foot peice of 1x4. Damn thing got the tip of my thumb. From now on
it's gunna get bolted down even if it's for one cut.
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On Jul 21, 7:39*pm, Tom Veatch wrote:
On Tue, 21 Jul 2009 16:34:01 -0500, "MikeWhy"

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Not sure how real it is, but either way, it's a good reminder to count them
both before and after. In between, make doubly sure they stay out of the
tool path. (I'm not a doctor and never played one on TV, but I'm pretty
certain there would be a good squirt of arterial blood when the thumb gets
severed.)


I didn't watch 'em all, just the first link in the post. My opinion is
that it was staged. As you indicated, there wasn't nearly enough blood
for it to be a actual traumatic amputation.

Tom Veatch
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USA


I screwed uo on the second URL.

Here is the one I intended:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXMZu...1&feature=fvwp

Not an action shot, but a post facto one.

Luigi
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXMZu...1&feature=fvwp


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On Jul 20, 11:55 pm, spaco wrote:


Am I the only one in the world who has given up trying to adjust the
splitter/ blade guard on my Delta Hybrid table saw? I finally removed
it today. It's not my fault. The guys on the "Woodsmith Shop" on TV
don't have theirs on.


Perhaps the "Woodsmith Shop" guys, and quite a few printed magazine editors,
who ought to know better, might think it worth spending a bit of time at:
http://tinyurl.com/cujmde

Hardly an entertaining read, for sure, but culled from reputable and
experienced sources.

Jeff

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On Jul 21, 8:14*am, "Leon" wrote:
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On Jul 20, 11:55 pm, spaco wrote:
Am I the only one in the world who has given up trying to adjust the
splitter/ blade guard on my Delta Hybrid table saw? *I finally removed
it today. *It's not my fault. *The guys on the "Woodsmith Shop" on TV
don't have theirs on.


Pete Stanaitis


Those things are for chumps who are afraid to lose digits or whole
hands. *Have yet to put the riving knife in my Steel City - just seems
a PITA.


Pussies!


D'ohBoy


Are you a Troll or a dip ****?


Uhhhh....

Little from column A, a little from column B....

But mostly column A.

I thought it was clear enough without it but for the confused:

;-)

A winkie. Which indicates lack of earnestness.

D'ohBoy

Damn, you peeps takes things way too seriously.
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wow, that is one sick video.
That guy should never have never, ever, attempted to use any kind of
tool.
Granted, a guard would have stopped the accident, but he would have
found another way to mangle himself. Bad as the video is, it doesn't
seem logical to use it as an argument for safety features. It COULD be
used as an argument for learning what you are doing.

This guy could have done the same thing on a compound miter saw

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