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Ed in Tampa wrote:I have the Shark guard and I really like it. But like any tool you must use it.

Shark Guard is a great company to work with and I found Lee to be a great guy to deal with.

Order one you won't go wrong!

From looking at the photos on the Shark Guard site, it seems like the plexiglass piece does not sit flush against the table from front to back, like the Shopsmith upper guard does. Does this make any difference pro or con?

Al

algale wrote:From looking at the photos on the Shark Guard site, it seems like the plexiglass piece does not sit flush against the table from front to back, like the Shopsmith upper guard does. Does this make any difference pro or con?

Al

I would think some opening would insure air flow. No airflow, no pickup!

Since the SS is throwing debris to that area, a concentrated(higher velocity) air flow there would be beneficial.