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--- area:woodshop:10insawstop [2024/07/29 13:40] – Adding Rules jsnor351
+++ area:woodshop:10insawstop [2024/07/29 14:41] (current) – [Table Saw, 10" SawStop] jsnor351
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 ====== Table Saw, 10" SawStop ======
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+^ Model No: | PCS31230 ||
+^ Owner: | Bodgery ||
+^Blade Diameter: | 10" ||
+^Arbor Diameter: | 5/8" |{{:area:woodshop:professional-cabinet-saw.jpg?300 |}}|
+^Rail Length: | 52" |:::|
+^Tilt: | Left |:::|
+^Certification Required: | **YES** |:::|
-**Model No:** PCS31230
-**Owner:** Bodgery
+----
-**Blade Diameter:** 10"
+====== Rules For Use ======
-**Arbor Diameter:** 5/8"
+  * Do not operate without proper training.
+  * Always wear appropriate PPE.
+  * Blade Hood is to be used at all times.
+  * Ensure the blade is sharp and properly installed.
+  * Open Blast Gate and turn on dust collection.
+  * Close Blast Gate and turn off dust collection when done.
+  * Keep the work area clean and free of obstructions.
+  * Use push sticks or other aids when it is smart to do so.
+  * Use appropriate sled for your cut.
+  * Turn off and unplug the saw before changing blades.
+  * No recycled, wet, pressure treated lumber, or metal.
+  * Laser cut material and acrylic will trigger brake if not overridden.
+  * If unsure about a material or process; ask area captain.
-**Rail Length:** 52"
+----
+<WRAP center round safety>
+====== Acceptable Materials ======
+</WRAP>
+  * Hardwood (e.g., oak, maple, walnut)
+  * Softwood (e.g., pine, cedar)
+  * Plywood
+  * MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard)
+  * Particle board
+  * Laminate
-**Tilt:** Left
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-====== Rules For Use ======
+<WRAP center round danger>
+====== Unacceptable Materials ======
+</WRAP>
-*  Do not operate without proper training.
+  * Recycled lumber with metal fasteners (e.g., nails, screws)
-*  Always wear appropriate PPE.
+  * Wet or damp wood
-*  Blade Hood is to be used at all times.
+  * Pressure-treated lumber
-*  Ensure the blade is sharp and properly installed.
+  * Metal
-*  Open Blast Gate and turn on dust collection.
+  * Acrylic and other plastics (without proper blade and settings)
-*  Close Blast Gate and turn off dust collection when done.
+  * Laser-cut material (unless properly overridden)
-*  Keep the work area clean and free of obstructions.
-*  Use push sticks or other aids when it is smart to do so.
-*  Use appropriate sled for your cut.
-*  Turn off and unplug the saw before changing blades.
-*  No recycled, wet, pressure treated lumber, or metal.
-*  Laser cut material and acrylic will trigger brake if not overridden.
-*  If unsure about a material or process; ask area captain.
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 ====== Manufacturer Literature  ======