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Danger ahead. Without the proper safety gear and procedures, you are vulnerable to kickback at your table saw.
The fundamental rules (and devices) to keep you clear of danger at your saw.
I once heard that 90 percent (or more) of all table saw accidents involve some type of kickback, where the work flies back at the operator.
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