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Table Saw Safety Tip
Setting Your Blade's Height

This tip will help you use your table saw with less risk of a serious accident.

One slip while working with a table saw can cost you a couple of fingers, or worse. Setting your table saw's blade to no more than one tooth's height above the workpiece can minimize the damage if your hand should slip.

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Need another reason? Your table saw will not need to work as hard because your are minimizing the friction on the blade.
Note: Guard removed for picture. Use Yours!

 
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