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11-18-2007, 11:21 AM
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Plastic type/source Question
I use zero clearance inserts on my table saws, but they become loose with age and less effective. I recently lost my index finger and badly cut my thumb and middle finger in a accident that may not have happened with a fresh zero clearance insert. They are not available for this particular SCMI saw.
My question: the plastic that they are made out of is dense, does not scratch easily, is machinable, and does not tend to sag in the opening. If I can find out what it is and where to get it I can machine out a bunch at one time for each saw. The factory ones are getting expensive and not available for all my machines. Thanks, Larry |
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