Everyone Knows The Sawstop Safty Table Saw But

[Rose-Villian]

SO whats The Cost of the Saw..?

[SojiaRaggs9000]

damn, sorry to hear that. How is the hand now?

As for the saw.....damn that's cool. definitely worth the repair cost of the table. Repairing your fingers isn't always a sure thing, but the table saw is. Even if the table saw gets completely trashed the cost of a new one would still be cheaper than all the medical bills.

Lost from the first joint right under the nail and up on my pointer finger. Middle finger has an artificial joint in it that needs to be replaced every 10~15 years (Free for life unless I injure it again). Either way it very good all things considering , its won't never be normal but it works for me. Hand isnt as useful as before but it gets the job done. Just glade it wasn't worse considering Im right handed lol. Really only downside is I'm labeled 10% disabled @ 22yrs old. Kinda hurts job opportunities.

Abit more on topic... I have a friend that is a handyman (works in construction) and he chopped off his pinky, ring and middlie fingers all the way down to the knuckles on his left hand. Its crazy.

Edited June 14, 2009 by SojiaRaggs9000

[raytard]

wow, it takes some balls to stick your finger in a spinning table saw

im sold

and 60 bux is sooooo worth it....shit, the paint to cover the bloodsplatter on the wall would cost more

[SojiaRaggs9000]

SO whats The Cost of the Saw..?

lol I went to there site and this is what it says. Sounds like an oxymoron to me.

SawStop performance that

won’t cost you an arm and

a leg – or a finger.

Performance and Safety for $2,899

* Patented safety system stops the blade

on contact with skin

* Superior dust collection captures

95% of dust

* Quick-release insert requires no tools

Lol now do take into consideration that that price is for a Professional Grade Cabinet Saw

Edited June 14, 2009 by SojiaRaggs9000

[AI James]

i rmeember when this thing was like 10k and i thought it was a deal then

[SQMonte]

Wonderful invention. Keeping a finger is well worth the $60 to fix it should you ever need to

[tacomabanga1986]

lol, we got about 4 table saws here but none costed $3,000 but then again if u do alot of cabnet work n what knot it would be worth it, i wasnt sayin the $60 was expensive but the $3k but u can never put a price on safety, ied get one if i did that much work but due to the fact that we already have about 4 or so table saws here that work fine i dnt need another, lol, not tryin to brag or anything but some ppl like to get inpatient when workin, like this dumb shit

[may03LT]

man that saw is the shit....awesome

[SojiaRaggs9000]

lol, we got about 4 table saws here but none costed $3,000 but then again if u do alot of cabnet work n what knot it would be worth it, i wasnt sayin the $60 was expensive but the $3k but u can never put a price on safety, ied get one if i did that much work but due to the fact that we already have about 4 or so table saws here that work fine i dnt need another, lol, not tryin to brag or anything but some ppl like to get inpatient when workin, like this dumb shit

lol u made my have flash backs of pain. That guys was freaking out tho.

Edited June 15, 2009 by SojiaRaggs9000

[uluahunta808]

my IET teacher was talking bout this to us. said when he sed to work on cabinits they used this