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Posted on Is the Blade Guard really necessary ?

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#1 posted 133 days ago

Ridgid R4512 for me and I never use it without the blade guard (at least when not using a sled), which I like, except for those metal parts that force me to keep my miter gauge further away. Don’t see a valid reason to remove the blade guard and do away with that added safety.

-- David - Tucson, AZ

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