On 16 May 2004 06:08:41 -0700, (DonkeyHody)
wrote:


Now I know why they say always UNPLUG the tool before
making adjustments. But how many of us really do that? Unplugging is
a hassle, but I'll at least install a switch in the incoming line that
I can turn off.

Um, me. I unplug tools before I work on them.

I'm not sticking my hands down the throat of a tablesaw, or on the bit
of a router, if it's got power to it. No way, no how.

Five fingered Barry