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Re: What Ever Happened to the Radial Arm Saw?

Bought my Craftsman in 1970. Only bench type saw that I have ever had. Only one run away in all of those years whrn cutting a 2 x 4 taper on length on the flat. My Dad and I were both supporting, run away came with my Dad at the wrong end (blade pushing piece toward him). No other mishaps, cuts true, ordinary adjustments, expected table replacements and general maintenance. I am not planning to change saw style in my new shop and yes I have and do some fine detained wood work. ADVANTAGE: I can see the blade and always respect what it can do so I am always sober and attentive as to what I do. SAFETY is the UTMOST.
Marc