Review on SawStop TSBC 10R2 Cartridge 10 Inch Blades by Justin Bishop

That might save fingers or face! Or, if you're clumsy like me, maybe both? While playing with my SawStop I made the mistake of grabbing the metal speed square I had just used to make sure the blade was at a 90 degree angle while still touching it when I turned it on. It was very, very stupid. Not as stupid as cutting your nose hair with a blade, but I'd say it's pretty high on the stupidity scale. The kink stopped the blade before it even began to rotate, and that's how that metal triangle of death hit my beloved face. In short, this is one of the many, many, many reasons I bought SawStop.On to replace a broken one. it could be something like a PITA, so take your time pushing it out and slowly prying it out until you can pull it out. Then frame.