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Welcome to SawStop.com Welcome to SawStop.com

Welcome to SawStop.com

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Let's Get This Done Let's Get This Done

Let's Get This Done

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Support Support

Support

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Why SawStop: From the Experts Why SawStop: From the Experts

Why SawStop: From the Experts

3:13 min

Why SawStop: From Saw Owners Why SawStop: From Saw Owners

Why SawStop: From Saw Owners

2:55 min

SawStop Owner Testimonials 1 SawStop Owner Testimonials 1

SawStop Owner Testimonials 1

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SawStop Owner Testimonials 2 SawStop Owner Testimonials 2

SawStop Owner Testimonials 2

2:41 min

Table Saw Accident Victims Table Saw Accident Victims

Table Saw Accident Victims

3:52 min

SawStop | How does SawStop work? Find out more today SawStop table saws are the only cabinet saws that detect blade contact with skin triggering our stop saw brake technology. Make your workplace safer today. Follow us on http://www.facebook.com/sawstop. Learn more on http://www.sawstop.com.

SawStop: How It Works

1:20 min

SawStop Industrial Cabinet Saw SawStop Industrial Cabinet Saw

SawStop Industrial Cabinet Saw

3:57 min

SawStop Professional Cabinet Saw SawStop Professional Cabinet Saw

SawStop Professional Cabinet Saw

3:47 min

SawStop Contractor Saw SawStop Contractor Saw

SawStop Contractor Saw

3:26 min

SawStop Additional Safety Features SawStop Additional Safety Features

SawStop Additional Safety Features

1:25 min

SawStop 99% Dust Collection SawStop 99% Dust Collection

SawStop 99% Dust Collection

1:16 min

Replacing your SawStop Cartridge is Simple Replacing your SawStop Cartridge is Simple

Replacing your SawStop Cartridge is Simple

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SawStop for Hobbyists SawStop for Hobbyists

SawStop for Hobbyists

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SawStop for Cabinetmakers SawStop for Cabinetmakers

SawStop for Cabinetmakers

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SawStop for D.I.Y. SawStop for D.I.Y.

SawStop for D.I.Y.

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SawStop for Construction SawStop for Construction

SawStop for Construction

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SawStop for Education SawStop for Education

SawStop for Education

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SawStop for Industry SawStop for Industry

SawStop for Industry

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About The Company About The Company

About The Company

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CONTEST WINNER! The New Oxford Workshop Submitted by: AJ Warner This video demonstrates the many talents of New Oxford High School students both past and present. We chose to do a spin off of The New Yankee Workshop show.... nothing else says woodworking like Norm Abram! Thanks for watching and please vote so we are able to continue the tradition of quality craftsmanship at New Oxford High School. [Congratulations to New Oxford High School for their great video and, most importantly, for rallying a huge groundswell of support to win the big prize!]

CONTEST WINNER! The New Oxford Workshop

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East Union SawStop Baby (Honorable Mention: Most Creative Video) Submitted by: Marla Dayle Shifflett We created this fun video because we really love this saw! We have been without any shop classes for two years. We are a financially strapped school district, like most schools these days, and we desperately need this saw. We researched how the saw works and we would be very proud to own one. Thank you, SawStop, for this opportunity.

East Union SawStop Baby (Honorable Mention: Most Creative Video)

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Woodbridge High School in Virginia Submitted by: Tim De Felice Woodbridge High School technology education students would like to thank you for watching our video. We could really use a SawStop table saw. We greatly appreciate your support!

Woodbridge High School in Virginia

1:08 min

Don't Destroy The World (Neshoba CCTC) Submitted by: James W. Boykin This video was created by the Philadelphia Neshoba County Career Technical Center in Philadelphia, MS, in hopes to win the SawStop contest. Students brainstormed ideas and eventually came up with a spoof of the DirecTV commercials. Construction, Health Science, and Business Computer Technology students all worked hard to create this video.

Don't Destroy The World (Neshoba CCTC)

1:14 min

No Saw (The Movie, Public School Gabriel-Le Courtois) Submitted by: Vincent Rineau It's the brand new technology. The Safest on the market and the most useless too! That's the reason we participate to Sawstop contest to have a safe and functionnal table saw.

No Saw (The Movie, Public School Gabriel-Le Courtois)

1:18 min

DJCC Needs A SawStop Submitted by: Joseph Davis SawStop helps our students with their woodworking while keeping them safe for their other pursuits. We need a SawStop!

DJCC Needs A SawStop

1:31 min

Union Star Agriculture Department Submitted by: Blaine Martin The Union Star Agriculture department is entering to win a free SawStop table saw. We are in much need of a new table saw in order to update our shop and create a safe environment for your students.Thank you!!

Union Star Agriculture Department

1:19 min

DCTS Sawstop Video (Journey tribute) Submitted by: Robert Brightbill Dauphin County Technical School students performing for a new SawStop!

DCTS Sawstop Video (Journey tribute)

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If Only We Had A SawStop Submitted by: Eric Heard This video was made at W. P. Wagner School to stress the importance of safety when working with woodworking machinery.

If Only We Had A SawStop

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J.R. Robson School (Brakes!) Submitted by: Curtis Zorniak J.R. Robson School SawStop Entry!

J.R. Robson School (Brakes!)

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Banning High School, Wilmington CA New Construction Class needs a Stop Saw!!! Older saws out of date! Hard to use and difficult to get parts! Heeeeelp!

Banning High School, Wilmington CA

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Make A Quick and Simple Cabinet Door, Solely On A SawStop Our friend Gregory Paolini gives us a walk-through of a quick and simple cabinet door made on the SawStop table saw. This video was created for SawStop's friends and fans. Follow us on http://www.facebook.com/sawstop. Learn more on http://www.sawstop.com.

Make A Quick and Simple Cabinet Door, Solely On A SawStop

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A Raised Panel, Made Solely On the SawStop Table Saw Our friend Gregory Paolini gives us a walk-through of a raised panel made on the SawStop table saw. This video was created for SawStop's friends and fans on Facebook. Follow us on http://www.facebook.com/sawstop. Learn more on http://www.sawstop.com.

A Raised Panel, Made Solely On the SawStop Table Saw

5:42 min

Making A Crosscut Sled For Your SawStop Table Saw Our friend Gregory Paolini gives us a walk-through of creating a crosscut sled for your SawStop table saw. This video was created for SawStop's friends and fans. Follow us on http://www.facebook.com/sawstop. Learn more on http://www.sawstop.com.

Making A Crosscut Sled For Your SawStop Table Saw

8:39 min

Making Sturdy Drawers With Your SawStop Table Saw Our friend Gregory Paolini gives us a walk-through of making a sturdy drawer on the SawStop table saw. This video was created for SawStop's friends and fans on Facebook. Follow us on http://www.facebook.com/sawstop. Learn more on http://www.sawstop.com.

Making Sturdy Drawers With Your SawStop Table Saw

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Tapering Table Legs On Your SawStop Table Saw Our friend Gregory Paolini shows us an easy and sure way to make elegant tapered table legs solely on the SawStop table saw. This video was created for SawStop's friends and fans on Facebook. Follow us on http://www.facebook.com/sawstop. Learn more on http://www.sawstop.com.

Tapering Table Legs On Your SawStop Table Saw

5:26 min

Ripping Narrow Stock With Your SawStop Table Saw Our friend Gregory Paolini shows us an easy and safer way to rip narrow stock on the SawStop table saw. This video was created for SawStop's friends and fans on Facebook. Follow us on http://www.facebook.com/sawstop. Learn more on http://www.sawstop.com.

Ripping Narrow Stock With Your SawStop Table Saw

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Table Saw Fundamentals On Your SawStop Table Saw Our friend Gregory Paolini walks us through some essential fundamentals on his SawStop Table Saw. This video was created for SawStop's friends and fans on Facebook. Follow us on http://www.facebook.com/sawstop. Learn more on http://www.sawstop.com.

Table Saw Fundamentals On Your SawStop Table Saw

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Bending Wood On Your SawStop Table Saw Our friend Gregory Paolini gives us a quick tutorial on kerf bending using your SawStop Table Saw. This video was created for SawStop's friends and fans on Facebook. Follow us on http://www.facebook.com/sawstop. Learn more on http://www.sawstop.com.

Bending Wood On Your SawStop Table Saw

5:10 min

Cutting Tenons On Your SawStop Table Saw Our friend Gregory Paolini shows us how to make a simple and strong mortise and tenon joint on your SawStop Table Saw. This video was created for SawStop's friends and fans on Facebook. Follow us on http://www.facebook.com/sawstop. Learn more on http://www.sawstop.com.

Cutting Tenons On Your SawStop Table Saw

4:58 min

Pattern Cutting With Your SawStop Table Saw Our friend Gregory Paolini teaches us about easy pattern cutting on your SawStop Table Saw. This video was created for SawStop's friends and fans on Facebook. Follow us on http://www.facebook.com/sawstop. Learn more on http://www.sawstop.com.

Pattern Cutting With Your SawStop Table Saw

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Jointing Lumber on your SawStop Table Saw Our friend Gregory Paolini gives us a quick, easy and reliable technique for jointing lumber on your SawStop Table Saw. This video was created for SawStop's friends and fans on Facebook. Follow us on http://www.facebook.com/sawstop. Learn more on http://www.sawstop.com.

Jointing Lumber on your SawStop Table Saw

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Cutting Dados & Grooves On Your SawStop Table Saw Our friend Gregory Paolini gives us some great tips on how to cut dados and grooves with your SawStop table saw. This video was created for SawStop's friends and fans on Facebook. Follow us on http://www.facebook.com/sawstop. Learn more on http://www.sawstop.com.

Cutting Dados & Grooves On Your SawStop Table Saw

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Resawing On Your SawStop Table Saw Our friend Gregory Paolini gives us some great tips on how to resaw lumber with your SawStop table saw. This video was created for SawStop's friends and fans. Follow us on http://www.facebook.com/sawstop. Learn more on http://www.sawstop.com.

Resawing On Your SawStop Table Saw

6:58 min

Curtis H. describes his table saw injury Curtis, a professional woodworker and firefighter from Provo Utah, had an accident using a table saw in his home after shopping with his wife. Due to the accident, Curtis lost his pinky finger and still experiences pain four years after the accident. Curtis had been saving up for a SawStop when he had his accident. Follow us on http://www.facebook.com/sawstop. Learn more on http://www.sawstop.com.

Curtis H.

5:15 min

SawStop | Brandan S. describes his table saw injury Brandan, a physical therapist from Omaha, Nebraska, had an accident using a table saw on a Saturday afternoon. He was in his home after an Easter Egg hunt with his family. As result of this accident, Brandon's index finger has been amputated and he does not have the same articulation and grip strength in his three other primary fingers on his right hand. Brandon grew up in a woodworking family and worked his way though school as a finish carpenter. Follow us on http://www.facebook.com/sawstop. Learn more on http://www.sawstop.com.

Brandan S.

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Mark G. Mark, from Whitehall Michigan, is a general contractor specializing in custom and remodeling work. Working on a table saw, doing dado cuts, his miter gauge snapped resulting in his hand being "sucked" into the blade. The result was that he lost the tip of his middle finger and scarring on his index finger. Mark was surprised by his really good medical insurance not covering all the costs with 5,000 to 6,000 dollars of out-of-pocket expenses to him.

Mark G.

4:42 min

Ron F. On his new six month old table saw, Ron experienced kickback that moved two of his fingers into the spinning blade. Ron is a seasoned woodworker with twenty to twenty-five years of experience.

Ron F.

3:35 min

William B. William, a professional artist from Houston Texas, is a business owner operating a studio. Using his table saw, William was dado cutting when the material caught and kicked back - his finger was then dragged into the blade. The result of the accident is that William lost half of his index finger on his right hand. William describes the difficulties of working in his shop and day-to-day life since the accident.

William B.

4:44 min

Nick C. describes his table saw injury After four different surgeries with one more to go, Nick now has moderate use of his right hand. While working on a home project, Nick had a major accident resulting in the amputation and replacement of three of his fingers. Purchasing the table saw that amputated his fingers, Nick decided that with over 40 years of woodworking experience he didn't have to worry about a table saw accident and opted against a SawStop because of money. "Buy the SawStop the First Time" Follow us on http://www.facebook.com/sawstop. Learn more on http://www.sawstop.com.

Nick C

2:17 min

Ralph A. Experience: Shop Teacher Injury Location: Finger Injury Type: Laceration "I've been a shop teacher in Pennsylvania for 33 years."

Ralph A.

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Jim M.

Jim M.

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Frank D. Experience: Hobbyist Injury Location: Finger Injury Type: Laceration "As I was pushing it in, my fingers were a little too close."

Frank D.

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Jim M. Experience: Hobbyist Injury Location: Fingers Injury Type: Amputations "An accident of this kind happens so quick, you can't do anything to avoid it."

Jim M.

2:59 min

Ronnie P. After Ronnie's table saw accident, he had a hard time finding a doctor to repair his hand. Like many other professional woodworkers, Ronnie has decades of experience using table saws before his accident.

Ronnie P.

1:41 min

Aaron W. Aaron is a Manager at a manufacturing facility in Oklahoma. After their company experienced four major table saw accidents, Aaron replaced their saws with SawStop table saws.

Aaron W.

1:19 min

Tom L Helping his friend put in his hardwood floor on the last cut Tom cut off three of his fingers on a table saw with "all the precaustions". Tom works in the Information Technology industry and this accident has affected his ability to type.

Tom L

0:47 min

Dave M. Ripping a 2x4 with a push stick in his home shop, Dave thought he was doing everything right. It all happened so fast, Dave still isn't sure exactly how the accident happened.

Dave M.

0:47 min

Dave H. Dave, a stickler for safety rules, is an owner of a cabinet shop in Portland, OR. Using a table saw he cut off his thumb. Dave speaks about being a Cabinet Shop owner and having to cope with having one of his employees suffering an accident on a table saw. He also testifies to the confidence he has now with SawStop table saws.

Dave H.

2:45 min

Sal Sal had a serious accident making a cabinet joint. He lost one finger in the accident and a second finger had to be later amputated.

Sal

1:07 min

Roger W. Roger was ripping material on his table saw like he had done for "forever." He slipped for just a moment on the cut. He didn't even realize at first that he had cut off two of his fingers. They were not able to reattach them.

Roger W.

0:37 min

Tristan In a split second Tristian lost his index finger on his left hand running material through his table saw. Tristian describes his difficulties in relearning how to play guitar and other daily tasks because of the accident.

Tristan

2:12 min

Joe M. Joe, now retired, worked for 30 years as a general contractor. Joe had two accidents in a one month period doing woodworking as a hobbyist. As result of the accident, he no longer has feeling in the tips of his fingers on his left hand, and his right hand appears deformed.

Joe M.

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Effective February 1st, USA prices on most SawStop saws and many SawStop accessories will increase.

We continue to refuse to cut corners or compromise our dedication to product quality and customer care. After holding the line on prices for over a decade, we must make an adjustment to account for more than a decade of material, shipping and other cost increases. Our last price increase on saws was in 2008!

We don't like raising our prices, and we don't plan to make it a habit.

Price increases will vary by model and accessory. Some examples, expect the Contractor Saw to increase by $100, the Professional Cabinet Saw to increase by $150, and the Industrial Cabinet Saw to increase by $150-200 (the Jobsite Saw will not increase).

Thank you for your understanding and your support. For more information on expected price increases, please contact your local SawStop dealer.

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