Yes, by unplugging the TS
Yes, by throwing a lockable disconnect
Yes, by flipping a switch
NO
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My vote was 'No' for a blade change. I have a very large paddle extending from the switch across the front of the saw. Turning the saw on requires reaching your finger through the safety paddle. If I were working inside the cabinet for extended maintenance, I'd flip the breaker in the distribution panel.
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I use the lockable disconnect on my SawStop. Since it has to do it's self-check, it's an extra belt and suspenders issue too.
- After I ask a stranger if I can pet their dog and they say yes, I like to respond, "I'll keep that in mind" and walk off
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