FS: Blade Guard Assmebly for Delta 36-220 CMS

replying to Bill, wojo wrote:
> billm22 wrote:
>
> Complete blade guard assembly(Delta item 1344550) for Delta 36-220 Type 3
CMS.
> Assembly is new and has never been installed.
> This may fit other Delta CMS, but I do not know for sure.
> My cost was $23. I am south of Boston in the Canton-Sharon-Stoughton area.
> Email(remove obvious spam deterrent) with $$ offer or trade offer.
> Thanks,
> Bill


Still have this gaurd assembly?

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On 03 Oct 2003 05:01:20 GMT, [email protected] (Bill) Crawled out
of the shop and said. . .:

>Complete blade guard assembly(Delta item 1344550) for Delta 36-220 Type 3 CMS.
>Assembly is new and has never been installed.
> This may fit other Delta CMS, but I do not know for sure.
>My cost was $23. I am south of Boston in the Canton-Sharon-Stoughton area.
>Email(remove obvious spam deterrent) with $$ offer or trade offer.
>
>Thanks,
>Bill


Just curious,,,but why would you run a CMS without the guard?

i know i don't use a guard on my TS, but there are several machines i
do, and my CMS is on top of the list

T

On Sunday, May 26, 2013 12:44:01 PM UTC-5, Ed T. Pierce wrote:
> replying to Bill, Ed T. Pierce wrote: I know that it has been ten years since you posted but it's the only one that I can find. Thanks, Ed

You might email him directly, at his AOL address, also.

Sonny

replying to Bill, Ed T. Pierce wrote:
> billm22 wrote:
>
> Complete blade guard assembly(Delta item 1344550) for Delta 36-220 Type 3
CMS.
> Assembly is new and has never been installed.
> This may fit other Delta CMS, but I do not know for sure.
> My cost was $23. I am south of Boston in the Canton-Sharon-Stoughton area.
> Email(remove obvious spam deterrent) with $$ offer or trade offer.
> Thanks,
> Bill

You don't by any chance still have the guard do you? I know that it has
been ten years since you posted but it's the only one that I can find.
Thanks, Ed


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Traves W. Coppock <newsgroups-AT-farmvalleywoodworks-DOT-com> wrote >
Just curious,,,but why would you run a CMS without the guard?
>
> i know i don't use a guard on my TS, but there are several machines i
> do, and my CMS is on top of the list
>
> T

Actually I have an extra, because after shattering the original guard
I ordered a new one which I promptly lost and then ordered another. I
have now found the first replacement and as I can only use one guard
at a time(trust me after having the original shatter and plastic
shards fly into my goggles I would use two if I could fit them both on
the saw) I would like to reclaim the space being occupied by this one.

As a postscript, I am posting this followup through Google as it
appears that AOL doesn't like FS postings, because my posting never
appeared to me when reading the Wreck through AOL.

Bill