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  1. 12th December 2005, 10:57 AM #1
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    Default Table Saw safety ....

    've read in various books and have head about a new safety feature on table saws that will stop a blade in a quarter of a turn and drop it below the table top if it comes in contact with your fingers. It apparently works on the electrical conductivity of your body/fingers.

    I just found (by accident) a short realplayer demo of it .... WOW

    Grab the file ftp://swtf.dyndns.org/pub/misc/TableSaw.rm
    and then run it through realplayer (www.real.com).

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    This device has had a pretty good bashing on the BB before.

    Have a look in the archives.

    http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com...ht=blade+brake
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    Oops. Sorry. I tend to search only before asking questions.
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