DukeofNuke wrote: how's it tell?
Same way your smartphone does, I think. Passes a current through the blade, wet meat disrupts it.
The tech's been around ~10 years or so.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCdfOWUfgUw (2006)
DukeofNuke wrote: how's it tell?
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dv wrote:DukeofNuke wrote: how's it tell?
Same way your smartphone does, I think. Passes a current through the blade, wet meat disrupts it.
The tech's been around ~10 years or so.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCdfOWUfgUw (2006)
TOS wrote:mmaverick wrote: The tracks in the golden train yard are Hey Man Lets Kill Jamaican Indians.
I didn't make it up but I'll never forget it. (Yes most people are too dumb to alphabet backwards, also, after I is F so blow me)
i guess i should be glad it wasn't jamaican jews
Orion wrote:dv wrote:DukeofNuke wrote: how's it tell?
Same way your smartphone does, I think. Passes a current through the blade, wet meat disrupts it.
The tech's been around ~10 years or so.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCdfOWUfgUw (2006)
They reviewed the tech in Family Handyman magazine. Works as promised, but it can also false trip in certain types of material, and if you accidentally apply side pressure to the blade. You have to buy a new brake cartridge and blade, which will cost $150-200 per trip event. Still cheaper than getting your finger chopped off. The saws with them on are $1200-1500 IIRC.
DukeofNuke wrote: I got a B&D cordless that doesn't work like that, but it has a blade brake that stops it pretty instantly when you release the trigger.
I've also got a Skill 120V saw. when you let go of it, it just spins on and on.
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