No, you are most likely not done. Neither you or ZoranC seem to be able to live without having the last word here. Both of you are losing your objectivity now. You are just raving about it and not being rational at all.
The MFG doesn't have to tell people about it because it isn't a defect. If it were a gear that had a tendency to fly out of the machine then that would be another story. This is something that one can live with and work around. The fact that David hears the voice of the consumer and is taking steps to make adjustments is not an admission of guilt or wrongdoing. He is just responding to the customer the way any good business should.
Accidental activation of
ANY machine may cause injury. The UDM is no different than anything else. If you took a moment to
then you might have learned a thing or two about safety with power tools. There is no factory defect here. There is no recall needed. I'm as irritated with the sensitive switch as anybody, but some people don't seem to be able to think rationally about it. What is b-complain -ing about it in an open forum like this really going to accomplish? The issue is being sorted out and you'll get updated when they have something to tell you. I mean, come on now.... This is going beyond simple feedback and turning into whining. I haven't heard this much crying since the Teletubbies got canceled. Read the manual and follow directions and you won't have an issue. Stop pretending like it is a PC and treat it like a different machine and maybe you won't have problems.
