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Table Saw BEST PRACTICES 2018 Table Saw Purpose NCUs Table Saw Purposes Cutting Plywood Cutting aluminum sheeting Cutting Lumber Cutting high density foam Best Practice - Tooling Inspection Set-up Operation Storage


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Table Saw

BEST PRACTICES

2018

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Table Saw Purpose

 NCU’s Table Saw Purposes

 Cutting Plywood  Cutting aluminum sheeting  Cutting Lumber  Cutting high density foam

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Best Practice - Tooling

Inspection Set-up Operation Storage

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Inspect Before Use

 What to Inspect

 If using extension cord (A.W.G) of 14 or higher  Previous defects to confirm they’re resolved  Adjusting keys/wrenches removed  Blade sharpness  Guard in place and functioning properly

Blade Guard

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Safety

 Protection

 Eye Protection  No baggy clothing  Sleeves rolled up

 Safe Practices

 Keep 3” margin of safety from blade  Use push sticks when necessary  Keep firm control of material

Eye Protection Push Sticks

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Set-Up

 Clear off table  Pick correct blade for material  Set Depth (blade teeth 1/8” – 1/4” above material)  Secure fence or miter gauge (depends on cut)  Have push stick readily accessible

Setting Depth

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Preventing Kickbacks

 Avoid

 Wood with knots, screws, or nails  Wet lumber  Warped lumber  Twisting the material

 Common kickback causes

 Wrong blade depth  Wrong blade for material  Forcing material

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Operation

 Clear off table  Start blade  Hold a firm grip on material  Press it flush against miter gauge or fence(depending on cut)  Begin to guide material through  Use push stick to finish guiding through if necessary  Turn off blade  Wait for blade to come to a complete stop  Remove scrap

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Rip Cut

 Guide material firmly across rip fence

Rip Cut Instructions

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Cross Cut

 Guide material firmly across miter gauge

Cross Cut Instructions

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Watch Out For…

 Things to watch out for

 Frayed Cords  Loose parts  Lumber: wet, nails, knots, screws, warped

 Common Improper Use

 Not keeping material secure throughout cut  Twisting material during cut  Wrong blade depth  Free handing

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Instructional Video

 Table Saw Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNKqNFnWQPs

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General Maintenance

 Use clean cloth to remove dirt, dust, grease, oil, etc.  Periodically check clamps, nuts, bolts and belts for tightness  Clean sawdust from underneath table and on blade teeth  Periodically remove the back panel and clean dust chute  Periodically change the belt

Changing Belt

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Tool Storage

 Clean Surface of table saw and blades  Make sure the saw is unplugged from power source  Store in a clean dry area

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Training

 https://www.flexiquiz.com/SC/N/f71b39df-f1da-4b52-aa04-

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Training Quiz