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We Tested SawStop 9 Times in Slow-Mo – Here's What Happened

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Jonathan Katz-Moses records nine SawStop activations using hot dogs as the contact material. High-speed footage accompanies ordinary contact, a faster impact, and tests with a dado stack. He explains how a change in the sensing signal triggers a spring-driven brake. The faster test addresses a specific concern about demonstrations that feed the contact material slowly into the blade. He also discusses the impact absorbed during braking. His reported outcomes, his speculation about possible injuries, and performance in other operating conditions each require their own evidence. These notes cover the test setup and the scope of the spoken account.

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Original passages · 2
so what if you went as fast as you could
We Tested SawStop 9 Times in Slow-Mo – Here's What Happened · ▶ 3:44–4:02
I did nine activations in a row
We Tested SawStop 9 Times in Slow-Mo – Here's What Happened · ▶ 7:38–7:51

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