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Oct 31, 2026

Todd ConklinHOST
4:39
And so kind of like when you put in barriers or mitigators or controls in a system, Every time you put a control in a system, you can guarantee that that control will in fact be used eventually as a production advantage.
Todd ConklinHOST
4:59
The example I think of all the time is if you bought a SawStop, right? That's the machine that if it senses human skin, it puts a dog in the blade and stops it.
Todd ConklinHOST
5:09
That technology has been around a while.
Todd ConklinHOST
5:11
It's really interesting and it's really changed.
Sam PoolaHOST
65:38
Obviously, they're not a sponsor or anything.
Sam PoolaHOST
65:40
I will say SawStop had the best customer service I've ever had in my whole entire life.
Sam PoolaHOST
65:46
Within minutes, I was on the phone with a person that knew my exact saw.
Sam PoolaHOST
65:50
And they're like, they're our exact saw.
Sam PoolaHOST
68:37
the unifence.
Sam PoolaHOST
68:38
Yeah.
Sam PoolaHOST
68:38
And it's weird because I'm telling you, like, by every metric, the SawStop on paper is a better saw.
Sam PoolaHOST
68:44
But there's something about cutting with that unisaw where it's like, oh, this feels like extra
Jordan HarbingerHOST
58:09
he, whomp
Alex DaviesGUEST
58:10
whomp, ultimately ended up making his own line of saws, which are called the SawStop saws.
Alex DaviesGUEST
58:15
And high school shop classes, he said, are some of his biggest customers because they don't want the liability because they're dealing with stupid high schoolers who maybe don't take off their ties.
Alex DaviesGUEST
58:24
But it sells worse to just amateur woodworkers.
Alex DaviesGUEST
58:27
And I actually talked to a product safety expert, a guy who teaches this at an engineering school.
Alex DaviesGUEST
58:33
And I told him about SawStop.
Alex DaviesGUEST
58:35
He says, oh, that sounds great, but I do some woodworking and I wouldn't buy it because of the cost.
Alex DaviesGUEST
58:40
And that's the product safety expert, but the risk is less.
Matt CremonaHOST
46:48
In Orlando, Florida, the Fall Extravaganza runs October 30th and 31st.
Matt CremonaHOST
46:52
They'll have reps from Festool, SawStop, Rikon, and Kreg, plus Rob Cosman-
Marc SpagnuoloHOST
46:58
Ooh
Matt CremonaHOST
46:58
... doing hand cut dovetail demos.
MattHOST
7:05
This thing does run $1,000, though.
MattHOST
7:07
And if I'm being honest, if I'm going to pick a $1,000 job site table saw, probably just going to get the SawStop myself.
MattHOST
7:15
But it's powered, corded, not cordless.
MattHOST
7:17
So I guess it depends on if you need a cordless table saw.
Steve BellHOST
7:04
What are you going to play? I'm just going to, Steve's going to go and play with his new apples.
Steve BellHOST
7:11
So I see, last week I said I got an email about SawStop reducing the price of a saw by £2,000 because they've quit Europe.
Steve BellHOST
7:20
That's why.
Steve BellHOST
7:23
Are they quitting Europe already? They're quitting Europe already, mate.
PierreHOST
8:33
Yeah, could be, yeah.
PierreHOST
8:36
Um, yeah, that's, that's too bad.
PierreHOST
8:39
I mean, I haven't, I haven't been, uh, when I bought my table saw, if SawStop was in Europe, I probably would have gotten a SawStop.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
8:49
Yeah.
TylerGUEST
3:08
Anything special going on at IWF? Uh, there was a lot of, of course, announcements, uh, for new tools.
TylerGUEST
3:15
Uh, you know, SawStop released their new band saw- Band saw ... with the braking tech- yeah, braking technology.
TylerGUEST
3:21
Uh-huh.
TylerGUEST
3:23
Which, one of the safest tools in the shop.
Chad StockGUEST
42:46
Yeah, I was really hoping to get connected.
Chad StockGUEST
42:48
There's a company out there called SawStop.
Brad WeismanHOST
42:50
Yeah.
Chad StockGUEST
42:50
Have you heard of them?
Bill BurkelGUEST
8:12
So I said to my wife, I says, "I know unit two is gonna become available." So I said, "It probably makes sense that I take over unit two, but if I take over unit two to put the wood in there, I don't know that I can sell enough wood to really justify paying the rent, and all the utilities, and all that stuff for another space.
Bill BurkelGUEST
8:30
I think we would need to do something more than just wood." And she goes, "Well, what, like what?" I said, "Well, we, we wanted to sell sheet goods, and we didn't really have the space for it." I said, "I think I would bring in sheet goods." I said, "But I, really, I think we should try to sell tools." And I said, "If we're gonna sell tools, it would have to be the tools that I know, and, and understand, and can s- you know, s- stand behind." And I said, um, "It would have to be like Festool, SawStop, Shaper," all the tools that I was already using in my shop so that I could talk intelligently about the tools as the people came in.
Bill BurkelGUEST
9:05
And, uh, so that's what we did.
Bill BurkelGUEST
9:09
We started having conversations with Festool, um, SawStop.
Bill BurkelGUEST
9:14
Shaper was a little hard to get ahold of 'cause they're, you know, th- they're smaller, so it was hard to get somebody on the phone right away.
Jason BentHOST
9:21
Mm-hmm.
Bill BurkelGUEST
9:21
But we started with Shaper, SawStop, and Festool.
Bill BurkelGUEST
9:25
Um, SawStop bought in quicker.
Andy BirdHOST
2:44
So that was cool.
Andy BirdHOST
2:46
A couple other things from IWF is SawStop announced or unveiled a new bandsaw with their SawStop technology in it.
Andy BirdHOST
2:59
So that is kind of cool.
Andy BirdHOST
3:01
I think that's coming in 2027.

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