I need help identifying some old roller guides

[oldmanjoe]

That's a great piece of forensic eyeballing! More impressive is the job- to be sure they didn't likely have a dremel around at that point and it was all hand-tooled.

    Don`t you remember the old Dentist drill !    The dremel came out in 1934 ...         

Heck, my GP used one in the late '70s to grind scar tissue off the top of my ear after I cut the top of it off on a table saw top.    Too long a story for today, though.   



Naw thats quite the story for today! Lemme 'ear it

I bet it had to do with a kick back to the gut and ................

[Midway Tommy]

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              I bet it had to do with a kick back to the gut and ................

I'll bet it didn't. In 50 years of using a table saw the only kickbacks I ever had were the 3/8" x 3/8" pieces off of 3/8" overlay cabinet doors & drawers, and I made sure I was standing off to the side when rabbeting those.

[oc1]

Foredom started in 1922.  To this day, everybody should have one.

Good sleuthing Joe.