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  • YCF Dino
    Forum Newbie
    • Jul 2004
    • 43
    • Edison, NJ, USA.
    #1

    A new format tracksaw/edge guide

    Hi guys.
    at the only friendly forum outside of the tracksawforum as a long time member
    I like to post a quick video and to get some feedback from the members.
    Good and bad. You don't have to hold anything back...bad for the mission.

    Thanks and enjoy the video.
    Sorry that the video is very quick but that was a complete cut on 8'-00" box.

    the Sliding tracksaw.

    http://tracksawforum.com/showthread.php?t=907

    ycf dino
    eurekazone.

    btw, we will start offering the 14 amp Ryobi saw CS with the sizer as a complete kit.
    YCF Dino
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    • eezlock
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2006
      • 997
      • Charlotte,N.C.
      • BT3100
      #2
      a new format tracksaw/edge guide

      Very nice! well done and nicely thought out! If I were a carpenter out on a jobsite this would definately be my cutting platform!

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        • Ed62
          The Full Monte
          • Oct 2006
          • 6021
          • NW Indiana
          • BT3K
          #3
          That looks like a very useful tool. I like it. Is there a way you could incorporate a splitter on it? It wouldn't be pretty to see that whole contraption kicking back because of internal stresses in the wood. Yes, it does happen. My son lost a finger like that. Just a thought.

          Ed
          Do you know about kickback? Ray has a good writeup here... https://www.sawdustzone.org/articles...mare-explained

          For a kickback demonstration video http://www.metacafe.com/watch/910584...demonstration/

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            • YCF Dino
              Forum Newbie
              • Jul 2004
              • 43
              • Edison, NJ, USA.
              #4
              Originally posted by Ed62
              That looks like a very useful tool. I like it. Is there a way you could incorporate a splitter on it? It wouldn't be pretty to see that whole contraption kicking back because of internal stresses in the wood. Yes, it does happen. My son lost a finger like that. Just a thought.

              Ed
              Thanks Ed.
              No problem with a very unique splitter that is doing more than just keeping the wood from binding.
              thanks
              d
              YCF Dino

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                • YCF Dino
                  Forum Newbie
                  • Jul 2004
                  • 43
                  • Edison, NJ, USA.
                  #5
                  Originally posted by eezlock
                  Very nice! well done and nicely thought out! If I were a carpenter out on a jobsite this would definately be my cutting platform!
                  Thanks eez lock.
                  I like your name.

                  btw, we have a contest to find the right for the tool.
                  winner gets one complete setup.
                  thanks guys
                  d
                  YCF Dino

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