Re: Anti-Kickback Pawls - Where to buy

Jul 10, 2003 4 Replies



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>> Mike
>> I honesty have no clue where you could order the pawls... But I really
>> have to ask you WHY
>> you even would want to install a pair...
>
>Especially buying them separately. Especially if they're really, really
>expensive and you have to stoop to theft to be able to afford them. I wonder
>if that's where the old expression comes from-- robbing Peter to pay for >pawls....
>-- Ernie
>

I'd have agreed with you 20 years ago. With the polycarbonate materials now available, it is not much of a concern. They use it for bullet proof windows. Ed

They are not saw proof I had the guard on a 12" PC miter saw come loose and catch on the blade and I was picking little pieces out of my skin for hours thank God I was wearing a face shield or I would have been in trouble. To be bullet proof it is much thicker and duel layered I beleave. To its credit it did take 6 teeth out of the blade I had in there too.

I don't beleave that a blade guard is designed to stop kickback just to try to keep your fingers out of the blade path. The splitter is used to keep the kickback from happening.

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