NWIslander

Since the courts have ruled that we now all have to be using SawStop technology, it seems safe enough.

Oh, I guess there are still a few die hard legacy hold-outs not using SawStop. But since they haven't had the intelligence to convert to the new technology, who cares if they get hurt?

Okay, maybe sarcasm wasn't what you were looking for in your comments. If so, though, too bad!

Be aware, though, that if you have a standard width splitter you can't use a thin kerf blade unless you remove the splitter. As far as I'm concerned, the minor saving in wood from a thinner kerf is far outweighed by the added danger from removing the splitter.

I would make a major bet that this gets overturned on appeal.

Seen the cookies advertised. Not sure whether they're a gimmick or a valuable new idea. If I win them, I'll find out and let y'all know!