Stele of Avile Tite [SEP] material used
Stele of Avile Tite
The Stele of Avile Tite is a monumental Etruscan limestone stele, 1.7 m high, which is kept in the Museo Guarnacci in Volterra.
History and description.
The stele is a notable artefact, datable to c.550 BC and discovered in two fragments. It shows a warrior in relief within a border with an inscription (which says "I belong to Avile Tites, ...uchsie donated me" TLE 386), typical of central northern Etruria, with Greco-oriental influences.
The warrior
deck or steel faced fence. When used in conjunction with a steel faced rip fence, they are used to hold down ripped wood on any saw deck and prevent kickback. Feed wheels added to the Grip-Tite base pull ripped wood to the fence, allowing the operator to rip wood on any table saw with no hands near the blade.
Safety Miter slot featherboard.
When a table saw has a table top made of a material other than cast iron, like aluminum, then a miter slot featherboard should be utilized