KickbackGefahr
KickbackGefahr refers to the risk of kickback, a sudden and violent backward or upward thrust of a tool or workpiece that can occur during power tool operation. This phenomenon is particularly associated with tools like circular saws, table saws, and routers. Kickback typically happens when the cutting element of the tool binds or snags in the material being cut, causing the tool to be thrown back towards the operator or the workpiece to be ejected.
Several factors can contribute to kickbackGefahr. These include improper technique, such as forcing the tool through
The consequences of kickback can range from minor injuries like cuts and bruises to severe trauma, including