Table Saw Accident Stories and Statistics

The statistics of saw accidents...

how and why they happen.

 
Safe Table Saw Practices

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Operator  
Age - under 14  3%
Age - 15 - 64  71
Age - 65+  26%
Body Part  
Hand, arm, wrist, finger  95%
Eye, face, trunk, leg  5%
Diagnosis  
Laceration, avulsion, amputation, fracture, crushing  97%
Contusion, internal injury, foreign object  3%
Using anti-kickback  9%

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Table Saw Safety Devices - click here for safe table saw practices

Table Saw Blade Guard

Combination blade guard and dust collector.

 

 

 

Featherboard

A featherboard is a device that helps secure a workpiece to a fence.

 

Anti-Kickback Roller

Helps secure the workpiece downwards to lower the risk of kickback.

 

 

 

Hand Guard

Allows the operator distance from the blade by using the guard to push the workpiece.

 

 

Push Block

Another method that allows the operator distance from the blade by using the push block to push the workpiece.

 

 

 

Table Saw Splitter Guard

Prevents the wood from closing back onto itself after the cut.

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