Read very carfuly what Ia Gary said. I spent many hrs on them and be sure to keep the ground clear of anything to trip on. They are safe, fast, but must be respected. Make sure the wood is firm on the table, or perhaps I should say tight to the surface that the saw will force it towards. If you get to many RPMs the saw will warp as it spins, as will a dull blade.
Those saws were noted for making men show off as to how fast they could cut. The saws will always win in the battle of stupid.
Always stand off just a little to one side of the blade. Also the flat belt can slap you if you jamb the blade.
Any idea as to how old the steel in the spinning blade is? Compare the speed it cuts a log the same size of your arm.
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