A table saw is an indispensable tool when doing most home improvement projects with lumber, but it is also one of the most dangerous power tools.(Mladen_Kostic / Getty Images/iStockphoto) Q: I try to ...

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WASHINGTON (CN) - The Consumer Product Safety Commission will allow the public to comment on whether a new safety standard is needed for table saws. This is the second time the commission has extended ...

Federal regulators are moving closer to implementing new safety standards for table saws. Every year, several thousand Americans cut off their fingers using the tools. Engineers at the Consumer ...

Mt. Prospect, Ill. – Safety comes first on any construction jobsite, especially regarding a table saw where a momentary lack of focus could have permanent consequences. Bosch, the construction ...

Hello fellow woodworkers. Rich Christianson asked me recently if I would provide WoodworkingNetwork.com with a little more insight into what inspired me to invent the table saw safety device which we ...

June 10, 2011, Update: The Consumer Product Safety Commission has directed its staff to draft new safety requirements for table saws, NPR has learned. Table saws are the country's most dangerous ...

WASHINGTON (CN) - The Consumer Product Safety Commission is asking for public comments on whether it should adopt new safety standards for table saws, which it says cause nearly 70,000 injuries per ...

CLEVELAND--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Power Tool Institute (PTI) has launched a Spanish version of its Table Saw Safety video which is available on both the PTI Website (www.powertoolinstitute.com) and its ...

SACRAMENTO — Backers of new technology that can prevent woodworkers from losing fingers in accidents are turning to the federal government for help after California legislators failed to pass a ...

Safety standards for table saws may soon get more stringent in the state of California. A bill under consideration in the state Legislature would require "injury-mitigation technology" to be built ...