riving knife

A riving knife is a safety feature on a table saw. It is very similar to a splitter on a table saw, and as a result is often confused as one. The difference is that a riving knife is attached under the table so it goes up, down, and side to side with the blade. Additionally it does not need to be removed for doing non through cuts. It prevents kickback back not allowing lumber to ride on the back of the blade.

On an additional note while these have been standard in Europe for some time all new table saws in the United States will have these as of 2009.

proxy.php

http://www.raygirling.com/ryobi/ryobi.htm

This page has been seen 1,025 times.

    • Created by on

Industry Advertising

Recent Activity

Readability Information

An automated review of this page attempts to determine its readability in English (US). The page contains roughly 117 words across 10 sentences.
Readability score
70.59
Readability score: 70.59
Grade level
6.3
For the information in this page to be accessible to the widest audience of readers, both a high readability score and a low grade level are ideal.

Icon Legend

  • Normal page
  • Color code

    • Content has new updates
    • Content has no updates

CB Advertising

Back