I suspect much of the gunk on the saw plate does travel through the air -- while attached to sawdust. Most of it goes outward, but some of it does go into the kerf between stock and blade, rubbing off some resin.
I also like the idea of keeping a lot of the blade safely below the table. You may have to push a little more to cut, but if you need to push very hard, there is a problem of some sort.
But this is just one detail in considering how to work safely. Neither approach will be safe or unsafe all by itself.
I also like the idea of keeping a lot of the blade safely below the table. You may have to push a little more to cut, but if you need to push very hard, there is a problem of some sort.
But this is just one detail in considering how to work safely. Neither approach will be safe or unsafe all by itself.

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