Using a Magnetic Stop Block on Your Table Saw

Duration: 3:33

George Vondriska shows us how to use a magnetic stop block on our table saw. A WoodWorkers Guild of America (WWGOA) original video.

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    Your first circular magnet is a pacemaker magnet. If placed over a persons pacemaker it signals the device to revert to a default safety mode.

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