ChopSaw Safety video

[@sylobeg2]

Four inch board is WAY too small to cut, use longer board and create the piece you need. I am a 30 year woods teacher, otherwise good info

[@eph51912]

thanks for this video. I changed careers and safety has been lacking. these videos are great.

[@CloroxBleach-nx3rz]

Wow what a educational video I honestly can't wait To use the one my nonexistent mom and dad got me for Christmas

[@drdree8396]

I’m here because I had a nasty kick back today

[@dahdahpoe4662]

Thank you for this video... much appreciated.

[@domb5303]

Just passed all my test I’m gonna build a bird house letsssss goooooo!

[@Roommate625]

any chance to get a copy of your answer sheet for what was wrong? I'd love to use this video as part of a class where individuals have to identify what's wrong.

[@markkeown9532]

Ok when cutting wider timber shouldn't you pull the saw back plunge down, lift the saw up, slide it in and plunge down again - cutting the board in a series of down/ up cuts?
Pulling the saw back plunging down and then sliding it in can cause kickback or board suck up.

[@autumngrace3135]

I dont suggest having hand that close to blade with small piece, things happen....

[@eddiedimilano77]

Very great video . Great information Thank you for sharing with us

[@liangzhen3427]

Great tip. thanks a lot.

[@biondatiziana]

Great video -- important information, clearly presented.

[@louislandi938]

NOT chop saw!

[@jeremiahwhiteshirt-mj6xf]

meowwwwww

[@CloroxBleach-nx3rz]

I bet if you bleached your hair you would look way my beautiful

[@stickman6973]

Who here from airline high

[@ILokiRose]

Thanks

[@NoahBerger01]

I hated this video because it didn’t inform me about how you crank 90s in Fortnite