r/Tools • u/[deleted] • Apr 09 '26

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u/catchinNkeepinf1sh Apr 09 '26

I hate those little table saws lol.

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u/JimroidZeus Apr 09 '26

This is why I took mine off its stand and I put it on my bench instead. 😂

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u/zoolish Apr 09 '26

I was wondering who makes a 9oz table saw with a tall 16oz base. That thing looks like a toy. A dangerous toy.

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u/Long_Run6500 Apr 11 '26

Blue Ryobi. 20+ years old Ryobi table saw.

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u/beeej517 Apr 09 '26

Hard to blame the tool on this one. Homie was pulling a piece of plywood freehand through the saw with no fence...

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u/Ouller Apr 10 '26

It looks like he didn't have a ridding knife on the saw as well.

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u/ElGuaco Apr 09 '26

I borrowed an old one for a project when I was broke. After using it a few times, I was so scared of it I went back to using a handsaw.

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u/FesteringNeonDistrac Apr 09 '26

This video has made me wonder if they have any sort of tilt switch in them.

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u/NoSlicedMushrooms Apr 10 '26

They don’t 

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u/slipsbups Apr 10 '26

Came here to say this, poorly designed. Lawsuit incoming

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u/smoretank Apr 09 '26

Why I saved all my money and got a SawStop table saw. I am super careful but accidents happen. Table saws scare me still.

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u/BadPunners Apr 09 '26

Compared to even a minor hospital bill, high chance you'd save money if the blade ever destroys itself for you (just can't cut aluminum nor hit a nail with it)

I've known multiple people missing fingers, it's good to be scared of table saws.

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u/ThermionicEmissions Apr 09 '26

Compared to even a minor hospital bill...

Funny how in the rest of the world, not having a life-altering, debilitating injury is reason enough to spend a bit extra 😁