Wow. Scary way to remind others to be safe, but thanks. Anyone can get complacent at times and not remember the damage one of these tools can dish out in a moment.
I have a Sawstop cabinet saw, and have tripped the mechanism a couple times. Once with the sliding table fence which was sticking out too far after returning it to 90 degrees,
and once due to forgetting to turn off the sensor when sawing damp wood. Both times cost me a cartridge and a Forest WWII blade. Still a small price to pay if it one day
prevents one of my hands from taking the damage as shown above. I hope you heal well.
I have a Sawstop cabinet saw, and have tripped the mechanism a couple times. Once with the sliding table fence which was sticking out too far after returning it to 90 degrees,
and once due to forgetting to turn off the sensor when sawing damp wood. Both times cost me a cartridge and a Forest WWII blade. Still a small price to pay if it one day
prevents one of my hands from taking the damage as shown above. I hope you heal well.