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Re: UPDATE: Rough Cut - Woodworking with Tommy Mac by Tommy MacDonald and Laurie Donnelly
Built one project, can't wait to get tot he next. Great book with lots of good ideas.
posted: 8:33 am on November 24thRe: Blade brake inventor aims to compete with SawStop
The video just made it to the net and already has generated a great deal of interest and response. I am a hobby woodworker and try to take as much precaution as I can when using my contractor type table saw. If it does not feel right, I don't make the cut. Having said that however, this addition to my saw would be wonderful.
posted: 9:47 am on September 3rdNot only adds protection but ighting and dust removal at the same time. For thise of us who don't feel rushed in getting the job done, this is the way to go. I would buy one when available. The problems with the Saw Stop for the home user is the size, cost and power needs. This seems like a good option and hopefully at lower cost.