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

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In this Rockler Skill Builders video, we show you how to check your table saw blade alignment with the miter slot and how to make corrections. | Rockler Woodworking and Hardware