Comment by dfc

> The first thing people will do is turn on the bypass and never turn it off.

I have a feeling that you have never used a sawstop. You can not "turn on the bypass and never turn it off." As soon as you hit the stop paddle the bypass mode is disabled. You must reenable the bypass mode every time you want to pull the paddle. If someone is dead set on getting stuff done the bypass procedure gets old quickly.

Have you ever used a sawstop? How did you turn on bypass mode forever?