Pop-in Splitter

Posted on January 25th, 2010 by Alan

Your saw has a splitter made into the guard on your saw. Unfortunatly you some times need to run your saw without the guard. The splitter is on the back side of the blade to keep wood from binding on the blade. Some splitters come with an anti-kickback pall. Some dust collection systems replace the original guard and have no splitter.

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