SawStop Professional Cabinet Saw Review - Part 2

The full story has lots of details and photos.

Check out our RC flying site!

[budmcdope]

these are legally required in school construction labs where i live. i remember going to construction one day and hearing about a girl who tripped it. she was completely fine, great invention

[rihsyanadamriansyah]

but don't let this safety feature make you less careful 👌

[bialypielgrzym]

If my grandfather had access to such technology, he would had two more fingers.

[fadedcametowasted]

A lot of people say its too expensive its 160 dollars instead of a finger

[GANTZpts]

I remember when this technology was in its infancy. And people criticized it for being a scam and fake. Really glad to see that criticism didn't stop the advance of this wonderful technology.

[clickhere]

You're not an idiot and you've done a nice service for other woodworkers. The slow-motion shots are really informative, especially the one showing just how close your fingers came to the blade during the kick back.

[Tealcc]

That sausage slap stop is unbelievable.. You can basically hit the sawblade and wouldn't even lose a finger. The future is now.

[joblessalex]

You're the only one who has done a high speed test. I'm impressed....

[chickenofthecave]

This is so amazing. The amount of energy that that brake withstands to stop that blade in such a short time is incredible. Engineering and inventions have come so far

[aarondozier]

Destruction or not, id rather kill the blade then losing a finger. Looks more like a automatic emerngency stopper. Like they do with gas stations

[casperstaak]

I have been using the Saw Stop for three years now. It is as good as these videos show. Some of the others at work have activated the safety mechanism without even breaking the skin. I figure each of these occasions it has saved a finger, and a big increase in insurance premiums.

[elizabethmackay]

Back in high school the woodshop had 4 of these bad boys. Managed to get through about 3/4 of the year without triggering any of them until one day some kid decided to see if it really worked and stuck his finger into the blade, set it off, then had his buddy come in a few hours later to do the exact same thing to another saw just to see for himself. Idiots, but the saws really do work. It's loud as hell even with 5-6 machines running at the same time, but the teacher yelling, especially after the second time, was much scarier lol.

[andym]

We have one of these things at my school. I am glad to know it isnt just a gimmick.

[VirantRoss]

*"I know.. You wanna see the HotDog Thing" 🤣* That is amazing how quick that happens no damage to mr hotdog at all.

[CARPETMAN]

To those of us who lost a couple fingers to a table saw almost 20 years ago we thank you for putting out the video

[biabia]

This needs to the be standard. Amazing

[WarpedBlinds]

Whoever invented the saw stop is a godsend to all carpenters! Amazing invention

[tautvydas]

This system should be on all new table saws

[madlarkin]

In my fabrication course we have 5 of these tables and in 4 weeks it has already saved one dudes finger and one womans forearm. Great technology.

[JohnWDisco]

How, I am a someone who does a lot of wood cutting or heavy labor like my brother. This is awesome, I’m happy someone took time to design a sensor like this for people like my brother. Definitely a hand saver 😂