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1. 
   RickL | Sep 13, 2004 02:54am | #1

   And I thought my shops 36" Dewalt radial arm saw was big. What do you cut with a saw bench like that. Sounds more like a sawmill. Perhaps someone at this site would be more. helpful...

   http://bseps.org.uk/scf2k2/scf2k2.htm

   This forum is more geared toward furniture so it's area of expertise would be lacking the old Stenner. I'm assuming you are of British origin as well or perhaps New Zealand. A bit more background would be helpful. More info is better than less in my experience.

   Even better try this one...

   http://www.stenner.co.uk/

   
   

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   Edited 9/12/2004 7:55 pm ET by rick3ddd

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   eddiefromAustralia | Sep 13, 2004 02:38pm | #2

   B&G

   There are several online sites - I'll google and pull up a few for you.

   Basically, the plate of the riving knife has to be thinner than the saw kerf but wider than the plate that the saw is made from

   On a saw that size, I'd adjust it within 1/2" of the teeth and approx 1/2" lower than the top tooth.

   I'll do that google search (as well as the links that I have on favourites) and then return with the links

   Cheers,

   eddie

   edit:  Links

   http://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/woodindx.htm
   No36 - circular saw benches may be the one you're looking for

   http://www.workcover.nsw.gov.au/NR/rdonlyres/6100D7BF-AED6-4A2E-994E-821415BAB66E/0/cop_sawmill_613.pdf
   Our gov't info on safe use of logging/sawmill eqpt

   http://www.osh.dol.govt.nz/order/catalogue/pdf/wodwrk-g.pdf
   NZ site - similar info

   Hope that these help

   
   

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   Edited 9/13/2004 7:53 am ET by eddie (aust)

3. 
   mudman | Sep 14, 2004 06:08am | #3

   I would love to see a picture of that beast!

   Mike

   please excuse my spelling.