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"JD" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> If your saw tilts to the left, then stuff slides off to the left. Same
with
> the right.
"Swingman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> .... except in Australia.
>
Yes, ours slide either off the front or the back :-)
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"Swingman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Just what you'd expect from being upside down and bassackwards. :)
On Sun 26 Oct 2003 12:11:18p, "john moorhead" <[email protected]>
wrote in news:a7Umb.35677$Tr4.65614@attbi_s03:
> This one comes up alot - DAGS, and you will get a bunch of info. The
> "short form" is that if you're left handed, go with a RT, right hand,
> LT. HTH
I'll complicate it a little bit and say that I'm right-handed with a right-
tilt saw, and was quite happy in my ignorance. Of course now that I know I
should have a left-tilt, my life has been a living hell and I can't even
walk into the shop anymore.
Dan
This one comes up alot - DAGS, and you will get a bunch of info. The "short
form" is that if you're left handed, go with a RT, right hand, LT. HTH
John Moorhead
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> What are the pluses & minuses of left hand tilt to a right hand tilt
> tablesaw. TIA
>
>
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> What are the pluses & minuses of left hand tilt to a right hand tilt
> tablesaw. TIA
If you get a left tilt, the people who like right tilts will spend two weeks
giving you reasons why that was the wrong choice. If you get a right tilt,
the people who like left tilts will spend two weeks giving you reasons why
that was the wrong choice.
I, OTOH, will just scream now.
ARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks, I feel better.
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"Dan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> On Sun 26 Oct 2003 12:11:18p, "john moorhead" <[email protected]>
> wrote in news:a7Umb.35677$Tr4.65614@attbi_s03:
>
> > This one comes up alot - DAGS, and you will get a bunch of info. The
> > "short form" is that if you're left handed, go with a RT, right hand,
> > LT. HTH
>
> I'll complicate it a little bit and say that I'm right-handed with a
right-
> tilt saw, and was quite happy in my ignorance. Of course now that I know I
> should have a left-tilt, my life has been a living hell and I can't even
> walk into the shop anymore.
>
> Dan
The real answer, is do some searches, because this subject has been beat to
death so many times, that no one wants to start it again.
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If your saw tilts to the left, then stuff slides off to the left. Same with
the right. For this reason I like to keep my tablesaw level.
-Jack
<[email protected]> wrote in message
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> What are the pluses & minuses of left hand tilt to a right hand tilt
> tablesaw. TIA
>
>