On 1/15/2015 3:18 PM, Mike Marlow wrote:
Electric Comet wrote:

The end product is nice. But those fingers so close to fast moving
sharpened steel uncomfortable to watch. Maybe it's the fast-motion
of the videos but there seemed to be too many times when his fingers
were in a position where if something went wrong it might be bad.

This must be my week for not seeing things, because once again, I do not see
anything in that video that shows fingers so clos to fast moving sharpened
steel. I've now watched it twice and they guy follows all of the right
safety measures on those tools. I think the fast motion can/does create an
illusion that the viewer should watch more than once to be sure to see what
is really happening, because I just don't see anywhere that his fingers are
in a position to worry "if something went wrong".



In one of the videos, that I provided a link to, there was a situation
that I recall being a bit dicey. He was ripping narrow stock and not
using a push stick of any kind.

About 38 seconds in and at about 3:55 he begins a rip and then backs the
wood back out with his hand beside the blade in a near full up position.
At about 4:20 his BS guard/upper guides should be much closer to the work.