Who makes this table saw guard?

[jake00]

See the video.
http://www.diynetwork.com/videos/best-table-saw-guards/6470.html

 

[rharman]

Since it's a Biesemeyer fence, I assume the guard is too. Top of the line stuff.

http://www.deltamachinery.com/accessories/biesemeyer

 

[jake00]

Thanks, I'm gonna check w my local dealer on Monday, but some searching around online makes me think these are discontinued.

 

[- Tom -]

I've had this one on my Delta Unisaw saw for several years with no complaints...

http://www.woodcraft.com/product/2021140/24729/excalibur-over-arm-blade-cover.aspx

Tom

 

[woody 73]

Just saw this post, I think that it is an HTC Brett Guard You would think that guy in the video would have told us the name... Anyhow google brett Guard and see if that is what you are looking for.

woody

 

[jake00]

The Brett guard may work, I'm looking for something I can use in a production environment w/ a sled.

 

[McFarmer]

I think the splitter is one of the more important safety parts. I suppose you could add one.

 

[zkling]

Just saw this post, I think that it is an HTC Brett Guard You would think that guy in the video would have told us the name... Anyhow google brett Guard and see if that is what you are looking for.

woody

It has a pretty unique horizontal tube and guard lift system.

You would think that guy in the video would have told us the name...
woody

And :

I'm not sure if they were promoting that style of guard or that specific brand guard. It's like saying "hey all this is great, you should totally go get one" then not saying what you are recommending.

 

[retfr8flyr]

I didn't think much of that guard myself. A good splitter is much safer and is easily adjustable to be in line with the blade. That whole contraption is just to replace a splitter, doesn't have any other features, doesn't even have dust collection. He talks about moving it out of the way for some cuts. If you raise it up like shown, then you have no kickback protection at all.

 

[- Tom -]

He talks about moving it out of the way for some cuts. If you raise it up like shown, then you have no kickback protection at all.

I agree. I use a Biesmeyer drop-in splitter with mine. That way I can swing the blade guard out of the way and still have a splitter with anti-kickback pawls.

http://www.deltamachinery.com/accessories/biesemeyer/item/78-431?category_id=45