Yes.. I'm already on enough medications. Seriously, if I am using a
regular 1/8 kerf Amana combo blade on my Delta contracter saw and the
cuts look OK, no vibration, is there any advantage in using
stabilizers. I hate to have to make all new zero clearance inserts and
a new crosscut sled. Thanks much
---> Ed
There is a very old saying that covers the situation.
"If it ain't broke don't fix it"
--
Mike G.
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Heirloom Woods
www.heirloom-woods.net
"Ed Lowenstein" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Yes.. I'm already on enough medications. Seriously, if I am using a
> regular 1/8 kerf Amana combo blade on my Delta contracter saw and the
> cuts look OK, no vibration, is there any advantage in using
> stabilizers. I hate to have to make all new zero clearance inserts and
> a new crosscut sled. Thanks much
> ---> Ed
short answer. no.
besides your max depth of cut will be reduced, if that's a
consideration for you, if you install a stabilizer, esp. a
5" diameter one.
dave
Ed Lowenstein wrote:
> Yes.. I'm already on enough medications. Seriously, if I am using a
> regular 1/8 kerf Amana combo blade on my Delta contracter saw and the
> cuts look OK, no vibration, is there any advantage in using
> stabilizers. I hate to have to make all new zero clearance inserts and
> a new crosscut sled. Thanks much
> ---> Ed