I put the dust shield sides on yesterday and I used two tone Watco to finish the switch. This is a picture of the switch on the saw, completely done and in use. I think this is the most successful shop addition I have made. Performance is optimum, and the safety added by the switch alone makes it worthwhile.
-- Jim, Anchorage Alaska Revamping an old multipurpose shop, and hopefully creating a solid woodworkers shop...
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stefang
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#1 posted 1579 days ago
Looks real good Jim. When I see something like that I always think the manufacturers should see them.
-- Mike, an American living in Norway.
Jim Bertelson
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#2 posted 1579 days ago
Thanks Mike, now to make some zero clearance inserts and a large sled.
-- Jim, Anchorage Alaska
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