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Safety: ReiTech's Power Control Power Switch
A visit to Roger's woodshop several weeks ago introduced me to this safety switch designed for your tablesaw. I had never seen this product before, but was impressed when I saw how he had it hooked up to his saw.

Safety is an important (critical) aspect of any woodshop ... so I thought I'd share with you what Roger (timsparents) has shared with me.

ReiTech's Power Control Power Switch
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Re: Safety: ReiTech's Power Control Power Switch
If only it was a little bigger.

Seriously, this is something I would be interested in. I have always meant to make one of those wooden kick deals. I use my thigh normally to cut the saw off and it sometimes takes a few times to find it.

The switch, not my thigh.
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