Saw safety: The Whirlwind design uses a fixed-in-place blade guard or blade enclosure. The Whirlwind fixed guard makes the table saw operation safe without requiring use of a splitter, riving knife or anti-kickback pawls.
Video Shows Whirlwind Table Saw Safety Device
Posted by Bill Esler | 12/03/2012 1:40:00 PM
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