The only thing that saved him is he had a big belly that took the projectile.
tony.latham wrote:The only thing that saved him is he had a big belly that took the projectile.
Was there a riving knife on that saw?
Superb shop, by the way. Just as I expected.
Tony
tony.latham wrote:I wouldn’t have a Saw Stop for anything since they won’t share that technology with other manufacturers.
If it’s about safety the why corner that market.
They have offered to sell the technology they developed to other manufacturers. But none are willing to pay for it.
Heck, it's the ugly side of capitalism, I suppose.
I bought mine because of a friend, that I call three-finger Jack. For me, individually, in my shop, it is about safety.
Tony
It didn't endear anyone that SawStop tried to force their competitors to license their technology by lobbying for legislation
QueticoBill wrote:It didn't endear anyone that SawStop tried to force their competitors to license their technology by lobbying for legislation requiring it. I see some others have introduced products with similar function.
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