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Tools Table.Pdf Tool Table Tool Name & Picture Description/Use How to use it Safety considerations 1. Speed square Speed squares are To use a speed square, you - Might fall and hurt triangles normally made get your material (I used someone of plastic or metal, that wood) and make a mark of - Its edges might ram have ruler where you want the straight, into someone if you measurements along the right angle, line to be. Then are aren’t careful sides. On one side, there you take the speed square with it. is an extension of the and hook it onto the side of plastic/metal that is used the wood with the plastic to hitch on to the wood. extension, forming a straight Speed squares are used right angle. Then you trace to draw straight, right your pencil along the edge angle, lines on surfaces of the speed square. like wood. 2. Clamp A clamp is used to tightly To use a clamp, you use the - Clamps are heavy hold things together. I little silver lever (if it has enough to injure used it for tightly holding one) to adjust the sliding someone if they fall my pieces of wood arm to fit around whatever on your foot. together while the wood you want to clamp. Next, glue was drying. you twist the handle that twists the screw. This will push the movable jaw in, which will tighten around the thing you are clamping. 3. Scissors Scissors are used to cut To use scissors, you put - Scissors can cut or things like paper and your fingers in the holes and stab someone if you plastic. move them together and are unsafe with out, with the thing you are them. Some cutting between the blades. examples of this are walking/running with the blades facing out, or waving them around. 4. Ruler Rulers are measurement Lie the ruler flat against - A ruler might poke tools. They are 1 foot whatever surface you are someone if it has a long and are in measuring. Line up the end sharp edge increments of inches on of the ruler and the surface, - You can hit one side, and and find the number of someone with a centimeters on the other. inches or centimeters it is. If ruler if you use it you need to, you can make irresponsibly. a mark there or hold your finger there, to indicate where the measurement is. 5. Drill press The drill press is used to Align your wood in the - Be careful where drill holes in wood. correct spot by placing it on you put your fingers Unlike regular drills, drill the drill press table, and and body parts presses make much twisting the lever until it is when using the drill larger holes, depending touching the wood. While it press because you on the size of the bit. is touching the wood, you can get severely will be able to tell how big injured with it. the hole will be, and if it will - Make sure you wear be in the right spot. Next, safety goggles to twist the lever back up so protect your eyes the bit isn’t touching the from flying wood wood, and turn on the drill shavings and dust. by pulling the on/off switch. - Be cautious about Without moving the wood, what you touch right twist the lever so the bit after you use the goes down again, but this drill press because time it will be on, so it will some parts get start to saw through. Put really hot, and can preassure on the wood with burn you. the lever, until you have - Turn the saw off sawed completely through. when you are not Twist the lever in the using it. opposite direction to remove it from the wood, then drill another hole, or turn off the machine. 6. Bandsaw Bandsaws are used to To use a bandsaw, first, you - Be careful when you cut clean, thin, lines in line up your wood with the are feeding the wood, and normally they blade, to make sure you are wood through the are used for irregular going to cut the wood in the bandsaw that you cuts, not just straight right spot. Next, you turn it don’t accidentally lines. They are pretty on, using the yellow and red stick your finger in easy to control and lever on the left side of the front of the blade, make precise cuts. machine. Once the blade is because like a lot of running, slowly move your the other saws, it wood so it makes contact can easily injure with the blade, then you. continuously feed the wood - Wear safety through the blade, following goggles to protect along your cut plan that is your eyes from drawn onto the wood. If the flying wood blade stops, remove the shavings and dust. wood, and wait for it to start - Turn the saw off again, then put the wood when you are not back against it. using it. 7. Jigsaw Jigsaws are normally To use a jigsaw, clamp your - Make sure the used to make irregular wood to a table or stable clamp holding your cuts, similar to the surface, with the part that wood to the table is bandsaw. Jigsaw cuts needs to be cut, hanging off tight, so nothing don’t come out as clean the table. Turn on the blade goes flying and as bandsaw cuts, but by holding down on the injures someone. they are important, trigger, then hold the - Make sure to be because you can use a running blade against the careful about not jigsaw from the inside of wood in the place where sawing yourself or a hole in the wood, and you want to cut it. Slowly anyone else. carve out a shape inside apply pressure on the wood - Wear safety the wood, rather than and move the blade through goggles to protect Image courtesy of: having to cut all the way the wood. Guide the blade your eyes from https://f5.ua/ru/goods/nasadka-lobz through the wood to get along the line of the cut flying wood ikovaya-pila-black-decker-mtjs1-m to the inside. plan. shavings and dust. ultievo-1746664.html - Turn the saw off when you are not using it. 8. Miter saw Miter saws are used to To make a straight cut with - Hold the wood in cut straight through a miter saw, first place your place with your pieces of wood. Their wood on the miter saw hand while you saw. blades are larger than table. The, pull down the - Make sure your other saw blades like handle to align the blade hand does not go band saws and jigsaws with your cut line. Bring the under the saw. because those saws are handle back up, turn on the - Wear safety used for cutting small saw, and bring the handle goggles to protect precise lines in wood. back down until the blade your eyes from Miter saws are generally has sliced through the wood flying wood used to cut a piece of completely. shavings and dust. wood into two separate - Turn the saw off pieces. when you are not using it. - You may need earphones because miter saws are pretty loud. 9. Palm sander Palm sanders are used Turn on the palm sander by - Because palm to sand wood. They are flipping the little gray switch sanders have to be a lot more efficient than on the front of it (the palm plugged in while in regular sandpaper sander must be plugged in use, make sure no because they are for it to work). Once it is electric, so instead of running, press the one trips over the using your hand to rub sandpaper against the wire and makes the the sandpaper back and wood, and run it along the palm sander fall forth, the palm sander surface of the parts that because that could does it for you, at a need to be sanded. injure someone, and much quicker pace. break the sander. - While in use, don’t put the sandpaper against yourself or anyone else. - Wear safety goggles to protect your eyes from flying wood shavings and dust. - Turn the palm sander off when you are not using it. 10. Dremel router tool with Dremel router tools are To use a Dremel router tool - Dremel router tools a sanding bit used for various with a sanding bit, first turn can get pretty hot, purposes based on the it on with the bottom button. so right after use, bits you use. I used the Then, hold it against the don’t try to change sanding bit. I used it to surface you are sanding. the bit for about 20 sand small openings in You can also drag it across seconds or longer my speaker. a surface. (unless you have gloves). - Be careful not to let anyone get touched with the bit of the Dremel Router tool while you use it. - Wear safety goggles to protect your eyes from flying wood shavings and dust. - Turn it off when it’s not in use. 11. Drill Drills are used to drill Clamp your wood to a - Make sure the drill holes in materials like stable surface, leaving the bit is completely wood and plastic. place where you need to secured before drill hanging off. Twist the using it. chuck to the left to loosen - Make sure you the bit holder. Put the bit clamp whatever you with the correct size you are drilling tightly.
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