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| Marine Engineer Forum King | About a month ago there was a post that included mention of a deadman switch on a table saw. Back then I promised that I would post some pictures of some of the modifications we've made to the stationary tools on my ship. http://www.routerforums.com/tools-wo...ut-time-2.html Sorry for the delay, but it's been a little busy out here with the weather this winter. The switches are simply momentary contact switches from Grainger, I think they were $20 or so. They basically parallel the stop contact on the magnetic starters for the motors. You could use a sustained contact 'stop' switch if your equipment doesn't have a magnetic switch, just remember to turn the main power switch off before you reset it. The pictures are pretty self explanitory.
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| Forum Contributer Supreme Forum King | I doubt that anyone can come up with a safer, simpler system that that Doug.
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| Official Greeter Supreme Forum King | Doug, what ship were these pictures taken on?
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| Forum Contributer Supreme Forum King | We do have a similar system over here Kristin where it's inspectors visit building and mine sites also factories, most if not all of which employ their own health and safety officers, one word out of which can close down a huge operation until he/she is satisfied that the breach in regulations has been bridged.
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| Retired Moderator Supreme Forum King | Great work Doug, looks like it will work just fine! Corey
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| Registered User Supreme Forum King | Hey Doug. Simplicity is usually the most elegant solution.
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| Registered User Jr. Member | Nicely done! Just remember that emergency stops don't prevent you from getting to the point of operation or pinch and nip points. Guarding thru various means does. Don't let E-stops give you a false sense of security. They are operator actuated and they are only useful if you can reach them, which you increased the chances of. Again nice work. Tim
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| Marine Engineer Forum King | Quote:
Doc, Those are on the GT Colorado Voyager, you can get a glimpse of her on my profile. She's old, but still hanging in there!
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| Forum Moderator Supreme Forum King | Nice job Doug. Just hope you never have to use it. Good safety advise for all the tools in the shop.
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| Registered User Jr. Member | Sweet! |
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