Thread: Calling it good for today

It's your safety, but there are better guards out there.

Leeway Workshop, LLC

Originally Posted by "G"

Randy....I run mine without the blade guard also.....actually I feel safer with out it.....the guard can get you in trouble some times by causing binding and then the resultant kick back. And it has to be removed to use the dado blade also.....most experienced woodworkers leave their guards off.

Thanks G, didn't know if other folks did that. I want to clearly see the blade at all times.