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I have had some funny experiences with woodworkers who had no experience with metal working machinery. They assumed that the woodworking machines were inherently safer than the metal working machines since they were designed to cut softer material!
Has anyone else run into that?
R
Strange thinking, since metal working machines are more precise with "controlled" motion in available degrees of freedom. Nothing I can think of activates my pucker reflex more than a large, hand held router. Three + HP at 20+K RPM will rip into anything it touches. Whatever type of equipment, it's about the cutting edges and pinch/crush points. Back to projects.