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05-16-2007, 12:19 AM
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I have a Tree 310, and there are absolutely no guards anywhere. There is not even a curtain on the table. Is there any chance I can get some of you guys to post a pic of your setup, so I can make a real good splash guard? Lube and metal absolutely sprays everywhere, and it is hard to put a guard around the vise. I have made a metal guard that covers the back fairly well, but there is always a leak somewhere. I thought I could cut up a tractor tire tube, drape it down low to catch some mess, but how m i c k e y m o u s e is that? Any help would be greatly appreciated.    |
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