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Re: 2009 In Review: 5 Most Dangerous Home Building Videos

Per the SawStop video, moving a finger into the blade at the slow, controlled rate that is show is NOT anything like a realworld incident. Would love to see them video a hotdog or a finger moving rapidly into the blade to see what actually would be the real life result.

Yes, sometimes it would be slow, but I am SURE that sometimes the user moves his wood/hand at a higher rate of speed into the blade and in the interest of truth in advertising it would be nice to see a realworld scenario video

John

Re: Titanium hammers up for grabs. Want one?

I am sure that titanium is the cat's meow, but I tend to reach for my grandfather's old hammer most of the time.

John