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  1. ✮ PADDLE SAFETY SWITCH FOR DELTA UNISAW •

    April 7, 2015 UPDATE: Drawings added to end of post for those who have this switch on their Unisaw. Here is my original switch for my Unisaw. To increase the safety factor on my tablesaw, I decided to add a "paddle" safety switch to my Delta Unisaw. It's a relatively simple solution...
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    I've been exploring and using hand planes more and more over the last two years but could use advice on cambering the blade. I utilize a granite stone, sandpaper, and the Veritas honing gauge to sharpen my blades…and this method does get them 'scary sharp'. I have 'rescued' an old #5 I want...
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