Table Saw Safety

[@woodworks3585]

Very Nice Job on this video Mate. You did Great Sorry It's a little late I'm still catching up on youtube. :) .. Thank you for sharing....

[@getintowoodwork]

Cheers Terry

[@woodworks3585]

Get into Woodworking Your very Welcome Mate....

[@BCdesign1]

Nice tips Mitch!!

[@getintowoodwork]

Cheers!

[@BDM_PT]

Hi there from Portugal, Nice Tips :D Obrigado(Thanks)

[@getintowoodwork]

Obrigado :D

[@BDM_PT]

:D

[@SharpEdgeWoodworking-UK]

It's a funny old world....You can't even touch one of these things in a workplace without a full induction by a competent person....yet the most inexperienced person can buy one and take it home. Hopefully such people seek out videos like this before they get carried away.

[@icawn]

it's a good thing you can't sue yourself!

[@getintowoodwork]

I think manufacturers should disable their saws, and leave clues to how to enable it throughout the operating manual. This might mean a few more people would have to read them first.

[@russell3421]

It should be preinstalled on every table saw!

[@jagannathmunde5976]

Hi

[@garyblake3130]

I can't think of any cut I would make on a saw bench where I would remove the guard. They are designed to be used with them, if you think you need to remove them for a cut ask yourself why? Is there a machine that could do the job safer? the answer is of course yes. NEVER TAKE RISKS WITH CIRCULAR SAW BENCHES, statistically they have more accidents than any other woodworking machine.

[@garyblake3130]

And always use a push stick, so that your hand is never within 300mm of the blade.