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  1. 18th October 2020, 10:12 PM #1
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    Default Interesting 1904 Sliding table saw video.

    Found this interesting video of a 1904 slider in regular use in the USA in a coach making shop. Machine has two arbours and two blades mounted, so you can change between a ripping blade and a crosscut blade by operating the blade rise and fall crank. Can also adjust the slider offset from the blade, fit dado blades and a range of other things.
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    That is a interesting machine I regularly watch Engles videos, also his mate at the luminary shop
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    His excuse not to use guarding is a bit feeble but I like the saw
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    Fantastic machine, but agree he could build a better guard arrangement, but he does have the benefit of the saw having sliding tables.

    Cheers Matt.
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    Very cool! Reminds me of the Oliver No. 260-D Double Arbor saw.
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