SawStop - How It Works

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SawStop is famous for its safety features when it comes to table saws! SawStop's unique saw blade braking system stops a moving saw in a split second if a finger even gets near it saving the user from lost fingers or serious injury.

It's a great saw to have in any woodworking shop, or bring it to the jobsite and get your projects done safely! These table saws come with different size fences ranging from 30" to 52" and could be easily modified with additional accessories to reduce your exposure to sawdust, extend your work space with folding tables or cast iron wings and other options.

SawStop saw systems come in many different models suitable for the small woodworking shop or hobbyist and scaling up to larger professional and industrial heavy-duty environments. If you looking for the safest table saw to purchase, look no further! SawStop is the table saw you need!

[eitantal]

The fact that you have SawStop doesn't mean you should treat your saw with carelessness. Treat it as if it was an ordinary saw

[JoeyBullet]

The inventor of this is a legend. Don't even know his name, but he's a legend.

[stephenmartinez]

Just a wonderful invention.
One that’s saved countless fingers and undoubtedly made the inventor a very wealthy person.

[theunknownguy]

I am soo happy this technology exists, it definitely gonna save millions of wood workers, carpenter, diy projects, etc alhamdulillah

[block]

Just when you think you have seen it all. Amazing.

[illuminaticonfirmed]

Absolutely ingenious. Amazing. One of the best safety innovations in the workshop.

[martinoamello]

I case you're wondering I've tripped mine twice, once with a tape measure and once it tapped my miter gauge. It happens faster than your brain can process it. You'll think you've broken the saw...and it's really loud. BANG! Kind of pricey because it ruins the brake and the blade.. About $180 a pop.. Still cheaper and less painful than a finger..

[april-wrmf]

Does it work? YES, yes it does couldve destroyed my finger in shop class today but thank the lord the stop worked and saved me. Genuinely would be in the ER as im writing this had it not been there.

[Krispy]

my school only started implementing these for shop classes after a teacher cut off his ring and pinky finger during a demo

[Nate.]

Wish the workplace my brother was working at had this technology.. he passed away from a saw accident at a lumber yard

[The-Dream-Lab]

They should honestly licence the IP and have this integrated into as many saws as possible (festool, Makita, hitachi, Milwaukee, dewalt etc)

[TurboKz]

Who's the genius behind this? Props 👏👏

[UnknownAizad]

With this the dangerousness machine, this machine is the good one… it saves a lot of thumbs… Alhamdulillah, thank you SawStop’s makers

[Kainlarsen]

This is amazing!
The things we can do with electricity, lasers, sonic frequencies, etc... this'll save a lot of limbs, and possibly lives.

[bosesebi]

What is terrifying, is that it still isn't mandatory. Because of some interests, in money, not safety.

[ZR]

I have a table saw from the late 80's maybe. I dont use it but once or twice a year. Anyways, it scares the bejesus out of me every time i do turn the darn thing on.

[sahiljiwani]

even though it cost 160 bucks every time there is a accident, it is 100% worth it.

[nicolaskeroack]

does this work to cut conductive material like metals?

[rohithmeethal]

You are not supposed wear gloves while using saw stop, if any one is wondering as it works based on conductivity.

[RubidiumMoon]

It’s all fun and games until a dad sticks their hand in the middle of the saw to see if it stops and you end up with a Mortal Kombat fatality move instead.