What Causes Tablesaw Kickback Tablesaw kickback happens when the spinning blade catches the wood improperly—often because the workpiece is fed crooked or binds against the blade. This sudden grab launches the wood backward toward the operator at high speed. Kickback is one of the most dangerous hazards in woodworking, causing serious injuries. Credits: @JayBates / YT,@MICROJIG /YT,@DIYBuilds /YT,@katzmosestools /YT #virals #tablesaw #saw #kickback #blade | OnyN News

7.4K views · 225 reactions | While building the #farmhouse table in a day with @encurtis and @anneofalltrades Anne ran out of dominos and instead of running to the store Erik just made more from some scrap cherry. Using a domino as a blade set up at the table saw, he resawed then ripped the board to size. Then used a handplane to round over the edges until it fit properly. #resourceful #bornmaker https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0G8gqBQPm7Q | Wilker Do's | Facebook

154K views · 957 reactions | Top TWO Table Saw Safety Tips! More Workshop Safety Tips https://bit.ly/3GhbXKW | WoodWorkWeb | Facebook