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
Machines
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.