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Hi again, Goofy! Nice to hear from you again. Did you get the #2 Morse taper thing all figured out?

It might be fun to ask the Community Form how the guys here would pronounce Puyallup. I know I had a time learning how to say it. Still have a problem in spelling it.
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charlese wrote:Hi again, Goofy! Nice to hear from you again. Did you get the #2 Morse taper thing all figured out?

It might be fun to ask the Community Form how the guys here would pronounce Puyallup. I know I had a time learning how to say it. Still have a problem in spelling it.

PIE AL UP:confused:

LOOKED IT UP! THAT IS WRONG!
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JPG40504 wrote:PIE AL UP:confused:

LOOKED IT UP! THAT IS WRONG!
Pyu All Up. (Pew all up?)

My sister lives in Maple Valley, and best friend
lives in outer Seattle. (He's only got 2 ERs. Slacker!)

James, with a nickname like that, you'll go far here.
(Except, until I leave, you may not be the goofiest.)
WELCOME Aboard!

(Besides, there's nothing we can't fix about Dusty, with a garden hose.):D
Dusty is easier to pronounce than Puyallup. Maybe not Tucson. (2 Son.)

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2centsworth wrote:You are on your way. Simply ask and you will have all the help you need ! :D
Ain't that the truth! ALL of these guys here, LIVE on helping each other out.

Had you gotten an ER, I'd just turn around (yes, I've got an ER set up in my front room) and find out the info. Most of these guys aren't that weird, but are that helpful, (even if it takes a walk into the shop.)

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Post by Goofyguy »

Tried to post pics of the top guard.. Bottom guard is mounted fine..
Apparently pics are too large..

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Goofyguy wrote:Tried to post pics of the top guard.. Bottom guard is mounted fine..
Apparently pics are too large..

James

Resize them.

Download Irfanview.

http://www.irfanview.com/
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Post by Goofyguy »

Here is a pic of the top guard for table saw.
Plastic part appears to be for mounting, something missing?
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another view
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Yes - Pew-All-Up is correct
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Post by wa2crk »

Ref to post #17. That is the wrong upper guide for a 510. The one you show is for a 500.
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