California's controversial table saw safety bill will head to the state senate for a vote after being approved 3-2 by the Senate Judiciary Committee last week. The Table Saw Safety Act, AB 2218, would require all new table saws manufactured for sale in California after 2015 to be equipped with a safety device that substantially mitigates injury when human skin comes close to or in contact with the blade. The bill, sponsored by Assemblyman Das Williams (D-Santa Barbara), was previously approved by a 64-4 vote in the Assembly.Continue Reading...
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