SawStop safety table saw

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Horace 
   how true yet there are simply some types of  production functions that are 
not possible on a on a table saw  when the  splitter/guard is attached. IE. I 
use a rib crowning  table saw jig &  it can't have other stuff on the table 
when I use it. I am very careful and  count all the fingers before I hit the  
on button & also the usual  mental gymnastics about safety. I just bought a 
safety device for feeding stock  thru when ripping ribs etc from larger  pieces 
which are anti kick  back.
   Dale

The  problem with disabling any kind of "safety" equipment (much of which, 
it  seems to me, introduces as much chance for injury as it protects 
against),  is that one can wind up uninsured.  That is, if you take off 
and/or  disable such a system; and you (or, worse, someone else) is injured, 
your  insurance company can call foul, and legally refuse to pay...in CA, at  
least, your actions might be considered fraud, and themselves be  criminally 
actionable.   YMMV.

Best.

Horace


 

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