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I guess a door-located emergency-stop button is standard in your country? It's not here. I've never seen one in either a home shop or a commercial cabinet shop.
by myself248 3y ago
I guess a door-located emergency-stop button is standard in your country? It's not here. I've never seen one in either a home shop or a commercial cabinet shop.
That's interesting. I wouldn't walk over to the door to isolate power before changing a blade, for instance, I'd just unplug the cord or the battery. That lets the rest of the shop continue running while I have my hands inside the one specific machine.
- bemusedthrow75 3y agoI don't know if it is a standard, but I have seen them a fair bit (UK). I did say "additional", though. I mean, yes, you'd want to be able to locally isolate the power as well, where possible. But when the device is capable of running cordless, you're losing that scope.