Once again in the name of convenience, I set my tablesaw blade at an angle toward the rip fence instead of away from it. What can often happen when you do that is, especially if you're cutting a long piece, is that the wood will flex toward the end of the cut. Then the teeth of the blade grab the wood and chuck it out of the saw with all the horsepower available from the motor. It went through a plastic toolbox, a jalousie window, and into another room. A practice to avoid.
One more safety thing
Sep 20, 2003
2 Replies
Thanks for the reminder...
-- Regards,
Dean Bielanowski Editor, Online Tool Reviews
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