Table Saws, Episode 2, Blades and Accessories, Watch for Bonus at the End! 

Awww, really nice seeing your kid. Hope to see the others as well

What a handsome young man you have there. Such a winning smile. He will break a few hearts. He will get use to the camera and will do well. Great job, thank you for the daily videos.

Keep doing what you are doing Rob.. you truly are a gentleman..

Thank you for all your time and instruction, you are doing a great service to this trade. You are to me not only a STAND UP guy but a great dad and family man, and that's more important to me. Thank you one more time and as I always close with, "keep on smiling".

Really enjoying this series Rob, thank you. That Saw Stop is a beast! 👍

Mitch you did a fantastic job! nice to see your family Rob. Thank you for doing the table saw series. Jake...your also the man. awesome job

Thanks for the daily videos. Love meeting your family!

Really enjoy these daily videos, Rob! Thank you!

Awesome details on table saw ...keep the, coming

Great video once again Rob. Looks like you got a wonderful family.👍🏼

Thumbs up for Mitch 👍🏻😷 you get the next one Rob.

Hello Rob, I just want to express my sincere thanks for the effort you are making to put content on RU-vid in these trying times. You are one of the good guys and I don't know if you hear it often enough. Best regards, Charlie Hinton

I agree wholeheartedly with your assessment of Sawstop service. I got a new Jobsite saw and within about 30 minutes of use the drive belt shredded into pieces. I wrote an email on their service site and received a phone call within minutes. The emailed me the most detailed and simple to follow instructions to replace the belt they was over-nighted right to my home free of charge. It took about 30 minutes because I was also taking pictures for them. Never had another minutes trouble and I love the saw. It's the only thing in my shop that I have paid full retail for and it's worth every penny to a raw beginner that, prior to my purchase, had never pushed a board through a table saw.

A homemade zero clearance insert and the best blade I could get (Freud have been among the best value) has actually made my cheap-ass Mastercraft saw a viable tablesaw for a home shop! Congrats and best wishes to the small shave. Go Jeff!

Rob, Your shop tours are inspirational, at least your not cutting drywall on this machine.

Rob, I really enjoy your content and it is informative. I have a sawstop and have been wanting to get a dado blade. Within this episode you went through the dado blade you had but did not mention the brand unless it was Freud also. Thanks you!

GOOD!

Sawstop recommends NOT using any blade with the "safety shoulders" as it adds to the amount of time the blade stops in the cartridge should an accident occur. (which would include the Freud flat grind rip) The potential is there to have a slightly more severe injury than if using a blade with nothing but teeth where the blade would stop quicker. Not sure if you're aware of this but I've never heard you mention it. Appreciate all you do, Rob - thank you! But 10 kids? Wow - you take "family man" to a whole new level!

I missed the name of the blade you are so fond of. Can you post that and the place you order from? Thanks.

That infinity throat plate is awesome but they don’t make it for the “new Delta Unisaw” so I’m adapting one to fit. Between 80 and 90 bucks. Hopefully they’ll make them for my saw in the future...

I was told by a SawStop rep that SawStop will replace any cartridge that has been set off for free. Most people buy a spare up front and if/when they set it off they can just swap out the cartridge (and blade if necessary) and send the used cartridge back to SawStop and SawStop will send them a replacement for free. That way there is very little (if any barring any major injury) down time for the machine.

Haha Rob, it must be something at the Military I hate shaving as well, therefore I only shave once a week as well.

Try Felder diamond tipped sawblades. Is a glueline rip.

The new saw stop over arm is similar to the Excalibur

Rob, There's a word I don't know. sacrificial lamb, sacrificial love, no no. I know "Sacrificial Fence"...

Could you please give details on the Freud saw blade?

Where's the link to the shave brush?

You forgot to put Jeff's link in the show description...

Love these series, Rob. The bandsaw and table saw videos have all been fantastic. Quick question - any thoughts/recommendations regarding carbide table saw blade sharpening? I can send them to a local sharpening service via my local Woodcraft store, which seems to do an ok job, and there's also the Forrest sharpening service which is pricier but claims to offer a premium service. Never used that one though.

Thanks for the video, spending more time on line and the content is great. I am wondering what brand your datto blade is as it looked very well made?

Good video. Rob it sounded like your mike wasn’t working. Maybe not turned up.

Oops... someone forgot to turn on his mic?

10 kids? What do you do in the winter?

Does a table saw need a riving knife when breaking down plywood?

Do you get more runout using the thin kerf vs full I have the same saw but have been worried the blade would flex due to the torque on startup? Great video very informative

10 kids... so thats how they keep busy out east

Does the much smaller diameter SawStop overarm dust collection collect as well? Or is the larger diameter/higher cfm needed ?

Jeff’s Etsy shop www.etsy.com/ca/shop/OConnorWoodworkingVB

What is the name of the throat plate?

No head microphone again and the background noise was pretty loud. our son's head microphone worked fine.

Do you sell your refernished tools?

Rob check out this throat plate Dennis made from Hooked on Wood ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-R3K3RKn7yis.html not to mention the overhead arm he uses is sweet!

you have 10 kids. no way.

You are great Rob. But if I have to watch that Epoch times commercial again before your videos I will unsubscribe.

most people will fall all over sawstop, and of course anyone with any sense would love to have one, that being said there is a VERY large amount of people that just can't financially pull it off.... so they wind up with decent used cabinet saws without the safety features.... here's what pisses me off about sawstop they vald to save "everyone's" fingers... even promising a $450 compact contractors saw, since then they have been bought up by the same conglomerate that owns festard... it's safe to say only the more well off are going to get the comfort in knowing their fingers are safe.... so if you dont have a minimum of $1500 (3 times $450) tough lucky....

"They keep talking about progress... but we still dig holes with shovels." - Ernest Borgnine, Airwolf. I totally get that when it's not blowing its trigger over an imagined electrical ground fault or short, or having a capacitor (wait which capacitor was it) die it can prevent hot dogs from getting nicked. Good on them hot dogs. Of all the videos I've ever watched and all the testimonies from SawStop owners, I've yet to see one that says "OH MY GOD this SawStop™ saved me... a regular table saw would have cut my hand open and severed my fingers." No, it's mostly anecdotal "Well this COULD have happened but thank goodness SawStop™ saved it!" Not really. Most people like to justify why they paid twice as much for something, and saying it is safer ... just a little more hassle... oh and those cartridges... and keep a spare... and capacitors (seriously, it's a table saw)... but SAFETY FIRST. Yes. Safety first. Which makes SawStop a nonstarter. Glad you're enjoying it, though, despite those multiple periods of time you couldn't use it at all. I've seen your work, and your dovetails are legendary. You still have ten fingers. I can't help but think that's because of the Rob Cosman brain... not the brand of table saw. Best wishes in these weird times. Keep healthy. Stay safe. But yeah, no need to pay triple for a table saw if you can keep your hand out of the blade... Ehud Gavron Tucson, Arizona US