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I have wrecked blades on my SawStop and while they likely could have this done, the easiest path is buy a new blade.
by TheCleric 3y ago
I have wrecked blades on my SawStop and while they likely could have this done, the easiest path is buy a new blade.
- solomonb 3y agoIt really depends on the cost of the blade.
- lancesells 3y agoAre you saying you've possibly saved multiple fingers or serious injuries then?
- TheCleric 3y agoIn these cases no. It was stupidity of a different kind on my part, but never where I was in danger. For example I added a flexible ruler to one of my jigs without thinking about the fact that it was metal. The ruler (which I happened to be touching at the other end) touched the blade, so in essence the saw thought I was touching the blade. Prior to owning the SawStop though I have had some close calls that would have been much less painful and dangerous had I been using a SawStop.