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Taurus 3 Blade Stabilizer

Taurus 3 Blade Stabilizer by Gemini Saw Company
$39.95 USD
Item# 57009   In Stock


Product Description

The new Taurus 3 Ring Saw blade stabilizer reduces grommet wear dramatically and gives you more control and stability when cutting thicker material. It adjusts easily to accommodate to different thicknesses of material and works perfectly with the standard blade, separating blade and mega blade! Requires Red Grommets #5725R (not included).

Image shows blade stabilizer with the Taurus 3 Ring Saw (sold separately) the most popular glass ring saw!

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5 out of 5 stars
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Pros : This really helped the Taurus 3 saw to run and cut much smoother. Recommend replacing the orange saw grommets if worn when installing this device. Does the job for smoother, quieter cuts.
Cons : None so far.
Other Thoughts : Saw a review that said the little cog grommets wore out in 2 hours sawing. I haven’t had this problem but the grommets are available from Delphi if needed.
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3 out of 5 stars
  •   Stabilizer so so
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Pros : Worked great. Made omni directional cutting much easier and more accurate. I really liked it ... except... below
Cons : Grommets wore out and split after only 2 hrs. cutting.
Other Thoughts : Needs improvement on grommet materials. Too soft.
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4 out of 5 stars
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Pros : This is a great addition to your T3 if it didn't come with it. It helps prevent the blade from bending too much while you're cutting.
Cons : None that I've found.
Other Thoughts : If you run a studio with many people using your equipment, it really cuts down on the amount of broken blades!
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