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> The biggest problem with the saw stop is that wood when it is even slightly moist can set it off. Is there any proof of this? From my understanding, that's a
by sharedfrog 5y ago
> The biggest problem with the saw stop is that wood when it is even slightly moist can set it off.
Is there any proof of this? From my understanding, that's a myth. Demonstrated here at about 3:00 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NV6Jhw0hhBI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NV6Jhw0hhBI
- ta988 5y agoIt is true, laser cut wood and burnt wood in general also sets it off. However on all saw stop saws I've used you can disable the safety when you have to cut those materials.
- myself248 5y agoThe one at our *kerspace has tripped numerous times on damp wood, laser-cut wood, shiny laminates that didn't register as metallic but apparently it was a full moon that day or something, etc. It's also saved a few legit fingers, so it's still a net win, but you've got to have pretty deep pockets to cover all the false trips.
- sharedfrog 5y agoI see, thanks!