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This article is from the Woodworking FAQ Collection 4, by multiple authors.
From: ittfb@dcatla.UUCP (Thomas F. Blakely)
Date: 15 Jul 87 12:12:12 GMT
In article <2694@mtgzy.UUCP> pgr@mtgzy.UUCP (p.g.russo) writes:
>all seem to be staying with standard size arbors, which I
>think is 5/8 inch(but don't quote me...)
>
Unless you happen to own a ShopSmith.
Ever try to find a blade (in _any_ diameter) with
a 1 1/4" arbor, other than at a ShopSmith store?
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