Trap the wood between fence and blade using a miter gage. So much for safety on the first saw. Then a 45 degree cut wedged to fence. I wouldn't buy just because they don't know how to use a tablesaw. I'll continue watching see if any others are any safer.
You're right to be cautious-using a miter gauge and fence together can be risky. It's always good to assess other tools and safety measures in reviews before making a purchase. Stay safe!
these auto generated voice videos are awful.
Not that AWful
@@thetoolsguys there pretty bad
@@thetoolsguysyes they are. I mean does it take that much effort to have someone read a script?
Wow. That first cut pushing the piece of lumber on the opposite side of the blade as the fence and pushed against the fence. Dude. Just don’t
Trap the wood between fence and blade using a miter gage. So much for safety on the first saw. Then a 45 degree cut wedged to fence. I wouldn't buy just because they don't know how to use a tablesaw. I'll continue watching see if any others are any safer.
Last saw also no regard for safety. Freehand on a tablesaw and stand directly behind blade and blade way to high. I DON'T THINK SO.
You're right to be cautious-using a miter gauge and fence together can be risky. It's always good to assess other tools and safety measures in reviews before making a purchase. Stay safe!