Osborne EB 2 vs EB 3

[Joe Scarfo]

Can anyone tell me the differences?

I have an oppty to buy an EB 2 and don't know what improvements were made with the EB3.

Thanks
Joe

[Sam Chambers]

Can anyone tell me the differences?

I have an oppty to buy an EB 2 and don't know what improvements were made with the EB3.

Thanks
Joe
Joe, I just ordered an EB-3. I believe the EB-3 has an eccentric bolt that allows you to calibrate the unit to your saw. Also, the EB-3 is actually made by Excalibur, rather than Osborne. I also saw a review somewhere that compared the two, but I can't recall where it was. (You might try a Google search.)

Here's a link: http://thewoodshop.20m.com/osborne_eb3.htm
And two more: http://www.newwoodworker.com/reviews/osbrneb3.html http://www.newwoodworker.com/reviews/osbrn.html

[Joe Scarfo]

Sam,

Thank you very very much..

Joe

[Greg Caputo]

Joe:

I can't speak to the differences, but I've been using the EB-2 for a few years. It has stayed true and square, even after a cross-country move from Boston to Chicago. The detents at 0, 45, and 22.5 degrees have been dead-on from day one.

Greg

[Kyle Kraft]

I have the EB-3 and it has the eccentric fine adjustment. Not accurate or doodaddy enough for some here but it works very well for my style of woodbutchering. Norm likes it too!!:D