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Steve Bergeron

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  1.    mtaylor reacted to a post in a topic: Question for Jim Bryne's Saw Owners and Preac Saw Owners
  2. Steve Bergeron
    If anyone has the paperwork from the manufacturer I would love to get a PDF or photograph of it. I know its a long shot, but if if you have some of the original paperwork left I hope you could share. Steve
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  7. Steve Bergeron
    Can you please take a few pictures of your adjustment feature in your Preac for me? I just got a Preac and I am dumbfounded as to how it was originally used. I believe mine is quite old as there seems to be nothing other than the vertical axle hinges to loosen and tighten for adjusting the height. I would like to open a discussion with anyone who is using one. I am also seeking any documentation on the Preac too. Mine appears to have a serial number stamped into the right side of the table. I am missing some pieces. Detail pictures of your jigs etc, would be ideal. -this is my first post here. Steve Bergeron Oregon

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