Per Curiam.
On October 1, 1979, plaintiff-appellee, Wayne Cox, was injured while operating an industrial saw manufactured by defendant-appellant, Oliver Machine Company. Appellee's employer, Magnode Products, Inc. ("Magnode"), had purchased the saw — especially designed for cutting aluminum extrusions — from appellant. The saw was equipped with both automatic and manual electrical cycles. The saw miscycled or "double-cycled" during its automatic...
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