Table Saws Injuries Study

Injuries are bound to occur to table saw operators who carelessly perform the use of the equipment without adhering to safety usage guidelines. While inflicted injuries from table saw accidents are far and few between, just a quick, small misjudgment when using the saw can result in a quite injury.

Remember, to always use a table saw in the way they were designed to be used and make use of any safety-related equipment that’s included.
In this infographic by Sawinery, we’ll be covering some table saw related statistics with credits for the stats going to NEISS.

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Robert Johnson

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