Making Blind Cuts Safely @Wwgoa
Making Blind Cuts Safely  @Wwgoa
Uploaded May 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Make sure you’re always diligent about safety when you’re working in your shop, but be extra diligent when you’re making blind cuts. A blind cut is when you’re passing your material over a cutter that you can’t see. Your hand should never pass over a cutter, even when there’s material between you and the tool. This is where the Grabber Pro comes in. It’s a great push pad that’ll help you control your blind cuts.
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