George Vondriska talks miter saw safety and demonstrates why he prefers to release the trigger and let his miter saw blade come to a complete stop once he’s made a cut before returning it to its original position. The answer is two-fold: 1) You won’t have any small offcut pieces ricocheting around your workshop and 2) You avoid dragging the teeth across your cut line and guarantee optimal end-grain.
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Excellent tip. Thanks.
Glad I watched, thank you for your time.
Great tip! And yes George ….. I was nodding my head !!
Yes, I also was nodding my head ! Great job as usual George.
I’m still nodding my head and something so simple . It makes you
feel simple for not thinking about it yourself.
A good tip George. Most rookies will not do this