Leon wrote:
"Charlie Spitzer" wrote in message


and how are you going to find, then hit, that moving hole? also, won't you
have to wait for at least 50% blade to rotate past (on average)?


If I am going to have to splain and figure all this out I might as well
petition the government to go with my ideas...;~)
Imagine... a hole every 5 or 10 degrees along the perameter of the
blade.. This just popped into my head...
Oh and the pin should be pointed so that it will go right in ...

How about the table tip simply jumps up 4 inches with hydraulics. The blade
has not moved or stopped but the table simply raised instantly above the
blades cutting capacity.



Imagine if some one spent a year thinking about a better saw stop...



If the table jumped that high, fast enough to make a difference, you'd
have two to five hundred pounds of cast iron flying up and hitting you
in the face, which would be just about as bad as shaking hands with
the blade.

Not a great idea.

CJ