This seems to come up every few years. A couple years back some guy was on here saying people fell into RA saws and decapitated themselves on a regular basis! Come on!
No, radial arm saws are not outlawed and they are still readily available new. They are no more dangerous than any other power cutting too. Regardless of the tool, you have to engage your brain before turning it on. The RA saw is an extremely versatile wood working tool that simply scared the cats out of some people. That's fine, fear is what tends to keep us from doing stupid things. But lets stop branding a tool as "man killers" when hundreds of thousands of people have used that same tool for decades without incident.
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