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Re: What Ever Happened to the Radial Arm Saw?

I had no idea all you RAS users were out there! My first stationary power tool was my 10" Sears RAS which I still use today, some 30 years later. It received a new sacrificial top, new fence and a new kitty litter pail dust collector this summer. Like many of you I don't use my RAS as much as I used to as my table saw and miter saw have taken on a larger share of the load. The RAS does have a place in my shop and always will.