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Well the new blade arrived today and I have the saw set up nad running. I tried cutting some waterfall bubinga and it cuts like butter. Just wondering if any one has a neat idea for push blocks to feed the stock thru the blade besides your hands.

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Don't use your fingers Bob, I tried it. It doesn't work very good and it makes a real mess.John How38442.6794212963

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How about a picture of the New Baby???
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I use wood for push sticks. Seems like the only thing that makes sense, very difficult to keep the push sticks from running into the blade when it comes out the end


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I made a jig that stradles the mdf fence I added to the Grizzly steel fence. It has a side handle and rides on the mdf. It works well. I just thoght some one may have a better idea.

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Bob-- Set aside a set of that Waterfall stuff (new batch?) for my buddy Dale. He just dropped his jaw over what you sent me. I think he really wants some.

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Hi Steve
Will do. He sent me an e-mail yesterday. Thanks.

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