Technology that works.

Rufledt wrote: Those saw stop table saws are pretty expensive, but even ignoring the stopping tech they are good table saws. If they stop, you WILL have to replace the blade, too, which adds more than just the cartridge cost. Still, i bet reattaching a finger costs more than the saw, an extra blade, and a cartridge, and wallet pain is FAR more bearable than sawing through your bone pain...

• lost work / workman's comp / litigation

Yeah, now that the technology is pretty well proven I would think in any commercial environment they are almost mandatory.

$60 and the cost of a blade is worth me keeping my fingers attached to my hand.