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    Default Durden pacemaker saw/planer combo - fence query

    Hi All. I have one of these Durden Pacemakers, works a treat, and it has (as described in the parts manual) a "Fence Back Guard". Refer circled part in attached pics. I can't for the life of me work out what this "Fence Back Guard" is used for, so any advice would be much appreciated. Cheers...
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    It is there to cover the buzzer cutter block when rebating and moulding

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    Quote Originally Posted by China View Post
    It is there to cover the buzzer cutter block when rebating and moulding
    Thanks for that. Now I'm really showing my ignorance, but what's a buzzer cutter block?

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    Sorry the Jointer/Planer cutter block, the cylindrical one that you plane timer with to get a straight edge. when you place the fence on the jointer for rebating or moulding you can't use the leg of mutton gaurd so it flips down to cover the exposed cutters.
    Have a look here figure 5, https://www.woodworkforums.com/attac...4&d=1482459399

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    Quote Originally Posted by China View Post
    Sorry the Jointer/Planer cutter block, the cylindrical one that you plane timer with to get a straight edge. when you place the fence on the jointer for rebating or moulding you can't use the leg of mutton gaurd so it flips down to cover the exposed cutters.
    Have a look here figure 5 file:///C:/Users/Microsoft%20User/Downloads/Manual%20Durden%20Pacemaker%20UP10-600%20UP12-600%20pages%201%20to%207%20.pdf
    Thanks again. I can't access that link, so could you possibly upload the pic to this thread instead?

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    I changed the link should work this time https://www.woodworkforums.com/attac...4&d=1482459399

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    Quote Originally Posted by China View Post
    I changed the link should work this time https://www.woodworkforums.com/attac...4&d=1482459399
    OK, now I understand. Very much appreciated!

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