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Absolutely - the way he described it sounded like a horrendous accident waiting to happen, especially for smaller / home shops where the operator may not be awa
by Jedd 8y ago
Absolutely - the way he described it sounded like a horrendous accident waiting to happen, especially for smaller / home shops where the operator may not be aware of the problem. He was under the expectation that LEDs solved this problem, though he is using drop-in LED tubes that may have some better persistence through the off-cycles.
I do some occasional wood-turning, but usually augmented with ambient daylight - along with the dubious safety advantage of having a very noisy electric motor.
Plus I'm old enough to have used a timing light hanging off a distributor on my first car. Try explaining that to the kids of today. ; )
- afandian 8y agoA friend of my mother's lost half a finger to a strobing light and a circular saw. It does happen!