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Training Time: 13 minutes
Compatibility: Desktop, Tablet, Phone
Based on: Industry Standards and Best Practices
Languages: English
Table saws are essential tools used to accurately cut lumber and sheet materials like plywood and particleboard. This course discusses the location and function of the major components of a typical table saw, safety guidelines to follow while working on and around a table saw, several different cut types that can be performed by a table saw, and the techniques used make those cuts. Understanding how the table saw operates will allow you to use it properly and effectively, and will help prevent you or your co-workers from being seriously injured.
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The following key questions are answered in this module:
What are some different cuts you can make with a table saw? A rip cut, a rip cut on a long board, a narrow cut, and a crosscut.
What is a rip cut? Cutting a board lengthwise.
What should you do when ripping a long board? Have someone else help hold the longer portion of the board behind the saw operator.
What should you do when making a narrow cut? Use a push stick and keep your hands clear of the blade.
What is a crosscut? Cutting across the length of the board.
What are some tips for safety while cutting? Lock the rip fence; clear the table of scraps or tools; hold the board firmly, including against the rip fence or the miter gauge; use the push sled to make narrow cuts; and stand in a balanced position.
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