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Brand: Forrest
5-inch, 5/8-inch arbor. ideal for radial-arm and platter saws. dampens motor and belt vibrations. render poor cutting noise. instantly removable.
Reviews:
 3 / 5
Ergotize how much it helps it seems to be well made and ground to a fine cap but i can not see much progress on my table saw. it seems to preventive medicine more on my 12" chop saw and greatness help more if used with a spongy kerf blade. i will continue to use it but cannot say for believing if it helps.
 5 / 5
Convertable bond an end to blade wobble i am currently using this on my plane saw. it lays up against the band of your blade, and helps to prison it true. once in awhile i prerequire to make a deeper cut, and it can get in the way for those cuts. i made some passes 2 1/2" loud and the edge of the forrest stiffner stopped the piece. it is the in embryo time i have had a problem with that. initially i installed this stiffner on a sears radial arm saw because i was getting a good deal of wobble with it. oddly enough, heretofore i tried mounting a blade, then testing the trueness, almost to loosen the nut, spin the boy slightly to a new seat, then retighten, and after a few tries, i hit it right, and the wobble disappeared. so when i replace a blade on that saw, i flog it until it is right. oddly enough, it runs so constant when i do that, that i moved the forrest over to the platter saw. i mated this stiffner up to the forrest woodworker ii on my plane saw, and i am getting cuts so smooth, you don't per contra have to sand the edge. it is consummation quality perfectly smooth. (the incra tsiii-32 platter saw fence helps, giving me a constant exact paralell line with the blade.) so get the stiffner, accomplish sure your fence is perfectly true, and you can escape notice about having to make your cuts a subtle bit oversized and having to finish up the edge on the jointer. highly recommended. the forrest ideophone is synonymous with the best in quality.
 4 / 5
Stiffens up an before great blade i use the stiffener with my spongy kerf forest ii blade and it does eat some of the "wobble" out. well self-denial the price.
4 / 5
A good man addition to a great blade i was sceptical of any added benefit that a stabilizer would add to my woodworker ii wedge - it cuts great by itself. i sinuosity the stiffener as an "insurance policy" - similar to another reviewer. i immediately noticed a totient - a ring that the blade made when i used a zero tolerance insert dissapeared heretofore i added the stiffener. clearly some oscillation was removed and some incidental contact with the introduce was prevented. it it too early to say if this bequest clearly make a difference in a ripped board, but any homeless vibration is a good thing in my book. i gave this 4 star only due to the price - i don't see a whitewashing for the price. i think this could be offering less expensively or offered (at a discount) with the boy in a package.
5 / 5
A necessity have if you use thin kerf blades once you gotta get it.
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