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I see, they are trying to force a lot of shops/schools to buy them - they are $500-800 more than comparable risky saws. I wonder if they will try for it on hand
by aurizon 3y ago
I see, they are trying to force a lot of shops/schools to buy them - they are $500-800 more than comparable risky saws. I wonder if they will try for it on hand held rotary saws?
Hopefully an alternate method will emerge. Even if I had one, I would never use it as I practice great care anyway.
- AlbertCory 3y agoNot only that, but you destroy a part if it actually deploys. More $$$. A pair of Kevlar gloves is $20 or so.