Feeding lumber through a table saw is not an easy task for some people such as
1) Fear of injury,
2) Woodworkers who lack the power to push wood through, or those with disabilities
3) Tedious or repetitive work like trimming wood for cutting boards, cabinets , doors etc.
4) People who work alone and need to be both the wood pusher and the wood receiver and stacker
5) The option of having an power feeder when needed
6) Guest woodworkers / Children or others working in the shop
All these are times when an power feeder like Auto Cut might be exactly what you are looking for. I have had the chance to try it of for a number of days and am very impressed with firmly it holds the wood and stays in place with the electro magnet, it's easy to set up, remove and replace.
At the release of this video, the Auto Cut is being released as a Kickstarter Campaign with the goal of the inventor and developer to bring in enough pre-sale commitments to make an initial run of machines and continue to support and expand his startup business.
The best way to determine the success and viability of a machine like this is to bring awareness to the woodworking community who can provide their feedback directly to the developer of the machine or for some to even make an initial purchase. It's an exciting time with a whole new concept in feeders and all of us can participate and become a player in the it's progress.

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