It's going to save a lot of hot dogs 🌭🌭🌭👏👏👏❤

As an outside to tools this seems miraculous

Too late ... already have one I made several years ago. Pretty much the same design too. The cool thing about SawStop table saws is that they allow you to build stuff. lol

Now that Johnsons is no longer available, what is the suggested alternative ?

Is this table saw should be a good gift for my father ? I hope he likes it

Plot twist, the hotdog is actually indestructible

The table saw doesn’t like hot dogs🌭.

Excellent video, thanks going to order a SawStop sometimes next month

Scary stuff. My dad cut the tip of his middle finger off on my old table saw. That though has been in my head 25+ years. Now that I am getting back into woodworking, I just bought a 3hp PCS. Hopefully that is one less thing to worry about. I have a friend who has set off her Sawstop several times. I believe money extremely well spent.

just minutes...LMAO. The unlocking key may need some finessing. When mounting the new cartridge, note there are two pins to align (the pin above his index fineger is NOT visible as in the video). Be sure to get these aligned as it is an exacting fit.

I know this video is old but I'm learning of this for the first time and my jaw just dropped watching this. 30,000 serious injuries and 4,000 inadvertent amputations a year could be stopped using this. BRAVO SAWSTOP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NICELY DONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have never had a fine adjustment table saw like this. I was able to dial this form 0.021" out to .001" in 5 minutes. This is way cool. I also checked this at 45 degrees and was off by 0.010". Close enough for me. I don't feel like adding shims for for this amount.

And for these reasons I decided to buy one

Towards the end "put a new blade on" ?

I still don't understand why this was ever a feature you think anyone needs. So you can rip a 4x4?!?🤔

What happens to the OLD Blade and brake?

Good video. Denatured Alcohol can be absorbed through the skin, damaging the kidneys. Best practice: use nitril gloves or solvent resistant gloves when using denatured alcohol.

Placing the t-fence out of aliagnment and using the splitter to keep stock aligned is a bad idea. When doing a dado, rabbet, or single blade rabbet the out of alignment fence creates a problem.

I wish this was on the instruction manual. Also didn’t know you can bend the cast iron. Now I gotta tinker with this again.

Good for your safety

It’s good that it’s quick and easy to do and not as complex as many machines are. I’ll be getting one of them later this year and am looking forward to it.

So if you have on esd safety equipment such as esd shoes and smock will the blade stop work?

Great video. Amazing how easy the tilt works now

I was using my saw last Saturday am. I was pushing a 4 ft board through, and just switched to using a push stick with my rt hand, and put my left hand on the far side of the blade to hold the board down, when the board kicked back and pulled my left hand back into the saw blade. It happened so quick. I always thought this kind of things only happens to other people not paying attention. My shop and table saw look like a scene from CSI crime scene. 😢 My index finger took the worst, and was cut half way through between the tip and joint, splintering the bone, the long finger was cut under the first knuckle and cut the tendons and meat to the bone, ring finger got off with a few blade nicks, and the pinkie finger got the tip cut off. Having to wait for the swelling to go down so I can get reconstructive surgery next week. But I feel I got off lucky…I still have all my fingers. DONT THINK THAT IT CANT HAPPEN TO YOU…BECAUSE IT CAN. Be careful out there.

Someone using the cover over the saw! It's sooo much safer when it is installed!

Damn.. the scariest thing about saw machines is that most people use their bare hands to slide the wood through blades and their hand is just extremely close to touching the blade Man.. woodworking is just very risky for your hands

How much more does a saw like this cost? Im guessing double or more?

A video on adjusting the angle of the blade would be helpful.

Thanks for the safe way of doing this, I was NOT, still got all my fingers but had 1 fly! This solution is a MUCH BETTER idea, thank you.

Man... You put an end to a 2 year suffering of mine. Eventhough this saw table is not festool, it works the same way in my tks 80. Festool wont tell their users how to do this...

For the Contractor's saw crowd - if you lift the carriage all the way up and tilt to 45, it's much easier to access the gunk on the screw from the back of the saw with a pick and/or compressed air to clear things out.

"WD-40 is a petroleum-based product that can be harmful if it gets on your skin. It can cause irritation, redness, and even chemical burns if left on the skin for an extended period. It's important to wash the affected area with soap and water if WD-40 comes into contact with your skin."

Please note that 5 seconds is less time than it takes to feel pain.

i couldnt afford a sawstop, and now i am missing some fingers.

That's insanely cool

Mine is out of square like the video, but I can't adjust any further, the screw is bottomed out. Then what do you do?

Ugh, just tripped my saw. Was setting up a new Miter sled, thought I had the extruded aluminum fence spaced far enough away form the saw blade. Went to cut my first piece of wood on the brand-new crosscut blade and BAM. Had to have just barely grazed the fence enough to set off the brake.

It really is that simple and SAFE - I had recently tested this safety feature (by accident) and it worked exactly as advertised. I have ALL of my finger, so thankful for this product

Go the Bribie Woodcrafters 😀

Go the Bribie Woodcrafters 😀

I'm looking for a video to repair/adjust or replace the elevation miter gears for this saw. Do you have a video for this repair, or related document?

cleaning my saw, tilt will not go past 38 degrees. gears and rod are clean as I can tell.

Yeah you can’t do this on any tablesaw besides SawStop!!

Great video Mr. Paolini. You shure know how to explain things simply. I've seen other videos about how to make a box joint jig and they seem to overcomplicate the process.

I actually bought a cabinet making book about 18 years ago by Gregory. I still use it to this day and I glad I found his Chanel. Building a drawer seemed so much easier to build watching being demonstrated than reading a book. Great video.

This is not accurate at all. It takes me upwards of an hour to remove the nut and blade and another hour to replace the blade and nut. The nut is VERY tight and requires a crescent wrench. And then to use both wrenches just …..🤬

Where did those feather boards you used come from- they look super convenient