EZ track saw / Radial Arm Saw (take 1)

[SuperDontaco]

I think that he needs a few more stops.

[eurekazone]

@SuperDontaco for total safety and speed why not?

The ez system is like a machine shop. You spend few minutes to setup and you have perfect and safe results. Few extra stops are a good idea but if you look again, the entire guide rail is a big stop?

thanks

[johnnysbasement]

I'm not overly impressed. I've seen much easier safer quicker ways with a radial arm saw.

[eurekazone]

@johnnysbasement

Show us. Keep in mind that the bridge setup can be use to create beam saws, tablesaws and anything that you can imagine...without any accident reported for 6 years now. Can you say the same for any other tool?

It was never the tool my friend. It was all about material support and have total control of your work by turning everything upside down.

thanks and please, feel free to show us a better way.

[apostoloskobe]

good job my friend.

is this your patent?

does it work with bread too?

have you tried it? where can i find more info about your work?

[FuckBuzh]

Nice setup, but don't forget eye and hearing protection, and use a push stick to move your work. Be safe dude. :)

[eurekazone]

No push stick needed because the system works on the Dead Wood Concept.

The wood is under pressure and there is no way for the saw to jump of the rail.

This is not a plunge saw that jumps due to many reasons.

Thanks dude. :)