Safe doesn't exist, there are merely levels of risk. I agree, toggle clamps might lower the risk, but I feel comfortable holding the stock myself, as I do when I use a cross-cut sled or a miter square. In other words, this jig is not "very dangerous" as you said. It is merely that the you perceive it to have a level of risk higher than you feel comfortable w/. I respect your concern for your own safety, but I'll let my own experience inform me of what I think is dangerous.
@deezynar i speak with a little experience on this kind of matter when 6 years ago i almost lost 2 fingers after an accident which needed 12 hours surgery to repair , so all i can say is be very carefull !!!!
very dangerous
TrojanWarrior74 2 months ago
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How is this any more dangerous than most other router or tablesaw work?
deezynar 1 month ago
@deezynar sorry mate but it needs at least toggle clamps to make it safe
TrojanWarrior74 4 weeks ago
@TrojanWarrior74
Safe doesn't exist, there are merely levels of risk. I agree, toggle clamps might lower the risk, but I feel comfortable holding the stock myself, as I do when I use a cross-cut sled or a miter square. In other words, this jig is not "very dangerous" as you said. It is merely that the you perceive it to have a level of risk higher than you feel comfortable w/. I respect your concern for your own safety, but I'll let my own experience inform me of what I think is dangerous.
deezynar 4 weeks ago
@deezynar i speak with a little experience on this kind of matter when 6 years ago i almost lost 2 fingers after an accident which needed 12 hours surgery to repair , so all i can say is be very carefull !!!!
TrojanWarrior74 4 weeks ago
Seems like a no brainer.
RipMcHuge 4 months ago