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Thursday, 10 August 2017
quote [ It's unclear whether the Consumer Product Safety Commission will finally pass a rule requiring all new saws to have an active injury prevention monitoring system built into them. ]
Guy invents way to stop getting your fingers cut off from a table saw. Nobody adopts the method, so he starts selling it on his own and lobbies for more regulation. Conflict of interest? Sure. But also a pretty smart idea.
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Space_1889 said @ 7:18pm GMT on 10th August
I actually read a review online that had pictures where a guy was brave enough to touch the saw with his hand. He did it for both systems, twice each, and escaped with very minor scratches in all four cases. The Sawstop system worked slightly better (scratches were less severe), but both functioned as designed.
Space_1889 said @ 7:23pm GMT on 10th August
I actually read a review online that had pictures where a guy was brave enough to touch the saw with his hand. He did it for both systems, twice each, and escaped with very minor scratches in all four cases. The Sawstop system worked slightly better than the Bosch (his scratches were less severe), but both functioned as designed.
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Space_1889 said @ 7:18pm GMT on 10th August
I actually read a review online that had pictures where a guy was brave enough to touch the saw with his hand. He did it for both systems, twice each, and escaped with very minor scratches in all four cases. The Sawstop system worked slightly better than the Bosch (his scratches were less severe), but both functioned as designed.
