I am very "experienced" table saw operator as I read countless manuals on what not to do with a table saw. Nevertheless today I was ripping a wet board (you know the one that HD sells for fencing). The splitter deflected to the side and I had to stop midcut and fix it. Then stupid me I restarted the saw without pulling the stock out first. The saw did not like it and hurled the board at me.
Sure I will remember not to do that next time, but I wander how many more underwater stones are there. Is dodging wood pieces a necessary experience to memorize all dangers of working with a table saw ?
Sure I will remember not to do that next time, but I wander how many more underwater stones are there. Is dodging wood pieces a necessary experience to memorize all dangers of working with a table saw ?