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Bump Stop vs Push Stop: Automated Saw Options Explained
What Are Bump Stops and Push Stops in Automated Saw Systems? A bump stop is an automated measuring system where the operator manually slides the material against a computer-controlled fence, while a push stop acts as a motorised feeder that automatically pushes the material through the saw to the exact length. Implementing either of these automated saw systems will result in reducing cutting time by over 50% compared to manual systems. Both systems replace the traditional man
Michael Jolly
Jun 95 min read


Digital Mitre Saw Fence vs Manual Measuring Explained
What is a Digital Mitre Saw Fence? If your operators are walking 10 kilometres a day just to slide a manual stop block up and down a rail, you aren't running a factory, you're running a fitness camp. A digital mitre saw fence is a computer-controlled measuring stop that replaces a manual tape measure on your saw, and it allows operators to enter a precise cut length into a screen for automatic positioning. This completely eliminates the need for hiking back and forth for manu
Michael Jolly
May 294 min read
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