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Re: Beaver tool model 6200 table saw

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by: Scott Lurndal - Wed, 6 Dec 2023 15:09 UTC

John Manocchio <90d6e9b5ea4b56b57656990b91e50009@example.com> writes:
>I've inherited a Beaver 6200 table saw, and would like to know if a Guard and splitter attachment was available. I'm trying to find out if there is a splitter attached even an aftermarket one.

Given that it was designed in the 1950s, it's unlikely that a splitter
was available.

There are several after-market overhead guards that might be adaptable to
that saw.

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by: Clare Snyder - Thu, 7 Dec 2023 05:57 UTC

On Wed, 06 Dec 2023 15:09:09 GMT, scott@slp53.sl.home (Scott Lurndal)
wrote:

>John Manocchio <90d6e9b5ea4b56b57656990b91e50009@example.com> writes:
>>I've inherited a Beaver 6200 table saw, and would like to know if a Guard and splitter attachment was available. I'm trying to find out if there is a splitter attached even an aftermarket one.
>
>Given that it was designed in the 1950s, it's unlikely that a splitter
>was available.
>
>There are several after-market overhead guards that might be adaptable to
>that saw.
There was a splitter AND GUARD on mine and it was a lot older than a
6200 - a CS3200. They stopped making the 3200 in 1953 - a year after
I was born.
It was a great "little" table saw.

Subject	Author
Re: Beaver tool model 6200 table saw	Scott Lurndal
Re: Beaver tool model 6200 table saw	Clare Snyder