Power Tools
Name | Use / project | Safety | Care |
Hand Drill | Drill holes | Always wear eye protection Wear the right safety equipment | Clean regularly |
Jig Saw | Cut plastic or wood | Protect eyes and fingers Wear safety glasses to protect your eyes from dust or flying debris, use appropriate ear protection to dampen the loud noise and a dust mask to avoid inhalation of sawdust. | Clean regularly Dont let rust |
Biscuit Cutter | To cut crescent shaped holes. | Careful of fingers | Don't cut biscuits Careful of fingers |
Palm Sander | To sand down your surfaces | Wear safety glasses or goggles, or a face shield (with safety glasses or goggles). Wear a dust respirator for dusty operations. Make sure the sander is switched "OFF" before connecting the power supply. | Dont sand skin Dont let rust Keep sharp |
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Pedestal Drill | Use of a fence attached to the table top and stops or place holders allows fast repeated drilling of holes in a perfect line. | Keep all loose clothing away from drill | Handle the lubrication carefully |
Horizontal Drill | Directional boring, also referred to as hodrilling | Stay clear of rotating drill | Rotate drill pipe Use drilling fluid |
Band Saw | A bandsaw is a power saw with a long, sharp blade consisting of a continuous band of toothed metal stretched between two or more wheels to cut material. | Wear safety glasses or goggles | Blow sawdust away from band saw |
Bench Belt Sander | Cut wood. And make deep line cut things... | Wear protective eye gear, keep hands clear from blade. And yeah. | Pay attention to the belts |
Table Saw | Cut straight lines and make smooth cuts | Do not wear gloves when operating | Clean all sawdust inside |
Radial Arm Saw | It is often used for cutting long pieces of timber to length. It may be fitted with a dado blade to create cuts for dado, rabbet. | Never clear small pieces when saw is operating | Clean the exterior of the saw |
This is a table of some of the various power tools used in the work shop.