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Kickback
Hi, All,
I thought kickback was for thumb fingered geeks who didn't read the manuals. I was wrong!!! Just got my first table saw last week, and while putting some grooves in the ends of 1x2's, I dropped or bumped an 8 inch piece against the blade. Of course the blade guard was up! LOUD THUNK! Oh, well... Finished the other pieces, and went looking for the missing piece. Nowhere on the floor. Then I saw the piece embeded in the plasterboard wall! Well embeded! I had learned enough to use multiple push sticks, and stood well to the left of the blade, so there was no injury, except to self esteem. I am now a FIRM believer in the hazards of kickback. Even letting a smaller piece of wood touch a moving blade will give you a scare, and a vivid example of very rapid acceleration. Hope this helps someone else avoid the experience. Regards, Rich..... |
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