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   terdy | Dec 31, 2006 10:20pm | #1

   I just received mine, it is going on a ridgid 3650 will let you know in a couple of days.  It is well made from the looks of it.

    

    

    

   Terry

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   JasonWhite | Jan 01, 2007 04:44am | #3

   Curious to know what you think of it.  I have the RIDGID saw, too, and wonder how much better the Shark Guard might be for it.

   TFToolfanatic (a.k.a. The man formerly known as "Toolfreak")

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   xmike | Jan 01, 2007 05:04am | #4

   Me too.  I have the TS2400.  I've emailed the Shark guys asking if they have a model for it.

   Mike D

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   SARGEgrinder47 | Dec 31, 2006 10:48pm | #2

   Afternoon Pat..

   I post over on bt3central where Lee (stytooner) is a regular. Most of the guys there have a shark guard and consider it a quality piece done by a very innovative young man from Robertsdale, Alabama.

   Lee does excellent work and these are not factory run. He makes em basically one at a time and you would be hard pressed to find anyone that faults his design or finished piece. Bottom line is "it works" and Lee is a class act. If you speak to him via phone, tell him Sarge from bt3 cetral said howdy!

   Regards...

   SARGE.. jt

    

   
   

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   Edited 12/31/2006 2:58 pm ET by SARGEgrinder47

3. 
   SawdustSteve | Jan 02, 2007 03:51am | #5

   Hi all.... and a Happy and Healthy New Year to all.
   Can someone post a website for this Shark Blade Guard? I'm very interested. If no website, (preferred) how about an e-mail address.
   Thanks SawdustSteve

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   woodman2263 | Jan 02, 2007 04:56am | #6

   Steve, try http://www.leestyron.com .  Hope this is what you need.

   Jeff

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   SawdustSteve | Jan 03, 2007 01:26am | #7

   Thanks, Jeff... That's the website I need.
   Again, Happy & Healthy New Year
   SawdustSteve