Everyone Knows The Sawstop Safty Table Saw But

[Cantrell2500HD]

It seems that ur hand needs to be wet for this thing to work, the guy also puts his hand in an ice chest to get it good and wet. Now... idk about y'all guys, but if I'm using a table saw there is gonna be saw dust, DRY saw dust, which pretty much coats the hand. See where I'm goin with this...

Anyway, the only possible way I could see this thing working is if it does draw blood, I don't think it would have to be very much bood, just a nick might do. It just seems to me these guys are kinda making it look like its a full proof, no injury machine.

NOT that I'm saying this device does not work, I think its an awsome idea, and would be interested in purchasing one when my kid gets older and ready to start working on their own projects.

I mean a nick is better then a thumb.

And as far as this goes... It's so fake, I mean really 1) Who is gonna worrie about the saw running when they just removed their thumb?! 2) It's not even the same color as his hand 3) It doesn't move with the rest of his hand and 4) c'mon, a persons thumb holds more than two drops of blood.

[1992Chevy K1500]

It seems that ur hand needs to be wet for this thing to work, the guy also puts his hand in an ice chest to get it good and wet. Now... idk about y'all guys, but if I'm using a table saw there is gonna be saw dust, DRY saw dust, which pretty much coats the hand. See where I'm goin with this...

Anyway, the only possible way I could see this thing working is if it does draw blood, I don't think it would have to be very much bood, just a nick might do. It just seems to me these guys are kinda making it look like its a full proof, no injury machine.

NOT that I'm saying this device does not work, I think its an awsome idea, and would be interested in purchasing one when my kid gets older and ready to start working on their own projects.

I mean a nick is better then a thumb.

And as far as this goes... It's so fake, I mean really 1) Who is gonna worrie about the saw running when they just removed their thumb?! 2) It's not even the same color as his hand 3) It doesn't move with the rest of his hand and 4) c'mon, a persons thumb holds more than two drops of blood.

Not to mention that after the thumb gets cut off, he stops for a second, pulls his hand back, and then pushes it some more.

[TechSys]

Blurry, but you can get the idea. It's my left index finger.

The wood I was cutting at the time jumped up. Stupid me went to grab it and caught the blade instead. Believe it or not, it didn't hurt until I got to the hospital.

$60 to fix a saw that can save your finger, or $6 to $10,000.00 to go to the emergency room (if you don't have insurance, which I didn't)

I have 70% usage of that finger. I can not bend it like any other finger. I can not make a fist. Every now and then I lose control of it, it starts twitching and moving by itself. I have very little feeling in it due to the nerves being severed. I would have had full use of it if the doctor would have put the side of the knuckle back in place like it should have been, but he put it in sideways. I got very lucky that it didn't get totally cut off.

Now I use a circular saw to do all my cuts. I feel safer with it over a table saw. I think you can understand why.