Miles42

Repetitive cuts are a danger point I think,when ever I start to feel too casual is another. This is probably going to get me in trouble but this is the reason I'm not really interested in a Saw Stop TS. I don't want to get the idea that this thing can't hurt me. I have a very healthy respect for what can happen if I'm not focused and considered when I use the TS and its inherent danger provides the impetus.
Also, I don't get push sticks, I use a rectangular piece of scrap plywood with a notch in the corner. This allows me to not only push but apply pressure to the front of the board. I also installed a shop made emergency stop, hinged board with a hole cut out for the on button. This allows me to turn the saw off by leaning into it with my hip if something squirrely starts happening wit the cut. My hands never have to leave the board.