If you’ve been considering a SawStop table saw for your shop you’ve probably wondered about the brake changes. Is it complicated? Will it slow down your woodworking? This SawStop video will answer your questions by giving you an under-the-saw view of exactly what it takes to swap brakes on a SawStop table saw.
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What about the blade clearance adjustment?
Hi, Gary. Yep, you’ll have to adjust that as well. That adjustment is done from above the saw.
What about the lever you re-positioned first thing?
Hi, Tom. The big grey lever is for the riving knife/splitter clamping mechanism.
You’re a Devildog?
A Marine? No. But my son is planning on going in after high school.