The sawstop safety system, how does it work? 

See how the Sawstop safety system works. A slow motion video showing the amazing finger sensing technology. A microprocessor monitors a low voltage current that is running through the blade. Once something fleshy touches the blade, the microprocessor senses a drop in the voltage, and deploys an aluminium block to stop the blade within five milliseconds.
To ensure the machine is able to withstand the forces that are exerted when the brake has been deployed, it has been engineered to be extremely robust. The SawStop cabinet saw boasts 25% more cast iron than the competition, and 62mm bearings on the oversized saw arbour. Whilst these features are necessary for the activation of your brake, they also provide a day-to-day benefit by ensuring the saw runs vibration
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