Sawstop real finger test, see what happens... #shorts

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Many people commented, "Why not test the sawstop with your finger?" So we found this gentleman executing a true test, with his finger. Everything went well.
Video footage by: @barousseworks

[yasharso]

Whomever invented this feature has a great place in heaven

[roberttorres]

That was not a test lol man but thanks for showing an example of it really working!

[WarPigstheHun]

I hope you didn't do this on purpose. But I'm glad it works.

[TimJSwan]

For everyone complaining about the saw not stopping soon enough: this is a huge improvement for machining and carpentry. It used to be that you would lose your finger if you were lucky, or half your hand getting squashed to pieces with hardly anything for doctors to put back together. The saw has a mechanical spring. It's a miracle enough that it is able to stop after barely drawing blood.

[jabocjacob]

Worked in a wood shop shop for 9 years with one of these. They work every time, all the time.

[Rougeman]

I met the dude who invented this SawStop table saw!!!! I ended up giving him a gigantic high four!!!! 😁😁😁😁

[sten]

They didnt put it to the test on purpose. Is was a real accident

[garycollins]

Not a test but stopsaw should buy this video and use it for their advertising

[scottpitner]

It really is amazing tech. It’s virtually instant because there can’t be time for a couple more rotations of the blade or it’s going to be bad. Awesome stuff.

[Punchinello-tpsp]

that man has balls made of pure metal and it's shiny adamantium vibranium steel metal

[Tocinos]

When you accidentally do this, you don't even realize what has happened until your body has instinctually pulled away. Crazy stuff.

[jim]

Many people ask "why not put your own fingers to the test"
Me : you first 😉

[rockinrolla]

Finally! Thank you bro I know that wasn’t easy lol

[jimbutke]

I wouldn’t trust it no matter what. Just like a gun it’s always loaded. Always.

[nileshb-ijrg]

saw stop doesnt work if the worker has hand gloves on?

[spider]

Tiny scratch VS losing your whole finger or worse. Not bad at ALL.

[djtblizzle]

Wrong cutting technique, improper use of the push stick, and WHAT was he possibly trying to grab??? 😮😮😮

[pirateofthecarabiners]

twenty plus years using power tools. still have all my fingers. Common sense is still the best.

[DIABULUSKIRA]

Seen this long ago and still dont get it what he tried to do? Lose his fingers or what? Glad system worked well.

[nicklucero]

I won't believe it until I see a real finger