TABLE SAW SAFETY

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TABLE SAW SAFETY
The table saw is, by far, the highest risk piece
of equipment in the woodshop when you consider
how much the table saw is used coupled with the
potential for an accident. For these reasons, we
have developed a pictorial set of DOs and DONTs
about the Woodshop table saws. These pictures
will help all of us remember to operate as safely
as possible, plus they will serve as a reminder
to the Monitors as to the safe ways to operate
the table saws. There are 8 DOs and DONTs
pictures. If a picture is really worth 1,000
words, then this is 16,000 words worth of
information.
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TABLE SAW SAFETY
Guard removed for clarity. Guard should be on
when cutting
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TABLE SAW SAFETY
Guard removed for clarity. Guard should be on
when cutting
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TABLE SAW SAFETY
Guard removed for clarity. Guard should be on
when cutting
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TABLE SAW SAFETY
Guard removed for clarity. Guard should be on
when cutting
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TABLE SAW SAFETY
Guard removed for clarity. Guard should be on
when cutting
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TABLE SAW SAFETY
Guard removed for clarity. Guard should be on
when cutting
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TABLE SAW SAFETY
Guard removed for clarity. Guard should be on
when cutting
DO DO cross cuts w/sliding table (preferable).
DONT DONT use table fence at the same time.
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TABLE SAW SAFETY
Guard removed for clarity. Guard should be on
when cutting