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  1. revdave
    Thanks to all who helped me out with my problem of blade slippage. No problems at all now. The solution was two-fold. First I tightened the set screw which I didn't even know existed. That may have solved my problem all by itself. But I also bought the Seyco thumbscrew blade tighteners which have the unique feature of the end not turning once you tighten in the blade. Too expensive, but it works.

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