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Hah! Gotta love the spray paint dripping on the eyes!
mrThurmenMurmen 9 months ago
glad the real thing was shown off camera
SliverSawblade 1 year ago
Nice a kid at school was using the sanding planer and his board shot across our shop. Luckily missing everyone except a lathe.
JakeBartonMedia 1 year ago
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Sawstop macduff is impressed, macduff's innovative technology (The Original Jimmy Jig) the other alternate
mated to older table saws has retro-fitted that technology to be as save as it can ever be,
it will not wreck the blade or stop the saws operational function.
All macduff's ideally automatic anti-kick back devices are placed up front over-head of the blade or
cutting tool on a
stationary fence, (a macduff first) attaches to a bracket with a suspended rod from the stationary fence
seumas2 2 years ago
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which will never deviate from the parallel.
This portable light weight technology cuts sheet material to 4ft. on center requiring no large
permanently mounted side or out-feed extension tables
World wide there are hundreds of thousands of table saws with the old dangerous technology out there. Sawstop at
this time cannot retro-fit these saws. Buy new not necessarily, retro-fit available yes (plans)but don't be
complacent and keep your wits about ye, slainte mhath macduff
seumas2 2 years ago
Nice- U R a dumbass-who pulls material backwards during a rip operation? Hope you learned your lesson and keep pressure (and your fingers) on the material until your cut is complete- and learn not to cut material shorter than 8" on the fence-Newbie!
jerimiah123 3 years ago
I'd vote for a guard, splitter, push sticks/blocks and feather boards.
Kickback doesn't just fire the piece around, it can cause your hands to hit the blade too.
Better just not run the risk at all - you'd have little chance of holding kickback like that down.
I have no clue why anyone would run a saw without the above safety features. It's just asking for trouble.
I know most American woodworkers feel like less of a man if they have a guard and the rest on their saw but it's stupid not to.
thirteenfingers 2 years ago
nice re-creation. i did that once and it left a large dent in the overhead door. told the boss it wasnt me :)
AIbert2 3 years ago
Its Good. I had a similiar experince but it the door
gpghosts 3 years ago
wicked. I am going to have it looped on my shop computer...always.
66jwahonest 3 years ago
google the Original Jimmy Jig
seumas2 4 years ago
wow
Importssuckass 4 years ago