Ever tried changing a blade without moving it?

I don't generally turn on the power in order to do it. Geez, it's the
21st
century--kitchen appliances have more processing power than a '60s
mainframe--how hard do you think it is to program a control so that "if
power has been turned on and off and blade is moving and skin touches it
activate, if blade has stopped and moves again and power has not been
turned on then do not activate".

Presumably if you pull the power cord, you'd shut it down.

How much power do you think it draws? I suspect that it has some kind of
backup power source with enough juice to keep it armed until the saw quits
turning. That's the way I'd design it.


now YOU know how it feels when someone takes what you said and twists it to
come to the stupidest possible conclusion...

randy