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  1. 6th July 2009, 07:37 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by robbiewy View Post
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    click on this and scroll down to bottom of page.Is this like the end on your saw?
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    Quote Originally Posted by AUSSIE View Post
    click on this and scroll down to bottom of page.Is this like the end on your saw?
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    Yes very similar the pin less blades are between the clamps which have to be hooked on to the bottom and top arms
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    WMS sells several different clamp holders , we 've been told they are very helpful if you call them.


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    Quote Originally Posted by keju View Post
    WMS sells several different clamp holders , we 've been told they are very helpful if you call them.


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    Hi,
    If the clamp that you have is like the Torquata clamp shown in 'AUSSIE's' link then perhaps try this

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    Quote Originally Posted by keju View Post
    WMS sells several different clamp holders , we 've been told they are very helpful if you call them.


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    I agree with Juvy I took my 16" Triton 60km across Melb to WMS and although he couldn't help me , STAN [wms] spent 40 mins trying everything in his shop very,very, helpful man kerry
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    Quote Originally Posted by powder monkey View Post
    I agree with Juvy I took my 16" Triton 60km across Melb to WMS and although he couldn't help me , STAN [wms] spent 40 mins trying everything in his shop very,very, helpful man kerry
    That the reports we want to hear.Great to know
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