"GregP" wrote in message
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On Tue, 14 Dec 2004 09:56:38 -0800, "J" wrote:


Sure it is an interesting idea, but it doesn't have practicallity on it's
side. Saw manufacturers want to sell saws. They do not want to have to
deal
with servicing saws. Saw buyers want to use saws. They do not want to
wait
for service which they can not perform themselves.


That is quite true, but the "idea" you are describing here
has very little relationship to what Sawstop is supposedly
selling.

OK, so if it is self service, customers don't want to have to have a
replacement module and extra saw blade if they don't need to. I'm not saying
sawstop is a bad thing. I'm just trying to give some reasons why
manufacturers might not want to include it.

-j