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> The question is, how fast does it need to be? According to my calculations, on a 10in/ 30tpi blade you have a teeth passing every 8.3uS.
by neuralRiot 3y ago
> The question is, how fast does it need to be?
According to my calculations, on a 10in/ 30tpi blade you have a teeth passing every 8.3uS.
- sokoloff 3y agoI think the other key variable is how fast is your finger being advanced towards the saw blade and how much total depth of contact are you willing to accept and claim a victory. In an aggressive ripping the material you're holding towards the blade that might be 10 mph (~15 feet per second), if you're willing to tolerate a 1/16" depth of injury, you have about a half a millisecond. If the rate of advancement is much slower (like a normal pace of feeding the stock into the saw accident), you have several milliseconds before reaching a 1/16" depth of injury from first contact to last contact.