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What should be used when using the fence as a stop for cutting short duplicate pieces to length?
What should be used when using the fence as a stop for cutting short duplicate pieces to length?
a clearance block
When crosscutting on the table saw, the edge of the wood that is against the fence must be ____________ to keep the wood from twisting and binding the blade.
When crosscutting on the table saw, the edge of the wood that is against the fence must be ____________ to keep the wood from twisting and binding the blade.
straight
What should the blade be before starting a cut?
What should the blade be before starting a cut?
out of the way
Keep your fingers at least ___ inches away from the blade to be safe.
Keep your fingers at least ___ inches away from the blade to be safe.
The shortest piece of wood that can be cut using the crosscut fence is ___.
The shortest piece of wood that can be cut using the crosscut fence is ___.
What must be used when ripping stock narrower than 6 inches?
What must be used when ripping stock narrower than 6 inches?
When helping to 'tail off' the saw, students must never ______ on a board being ripped. They should ________________.
When helping to 'tail off' the saw, students must never ______ on a board being ripped. They should ________________.
What do you need to do re-sawing on the table?
What do you need to do re-sawing on the table?
What is never left between the blade and fence when ripping on the table saw?
What is never left between the blade and fence when ripping on the table saw?
Keep your fingers at least __ inches from the blade.
Keep your fingers at least __ inches from the blade.
The shortest piece of lumber that can be ripped safely on the table saw is ___ inches.
The shortest piece of lumber that can be ripped safely on the table saw is ___ inches.
When ripping, the edge of the wood that is against the fence must be __________ so that it does not bind.
When ripping, the edge of the wood that is against the fence must be __________ so that it does not bind.
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Study Notes
Cutting Techniques on the Table Saw
- Use a clearance block when cutting short duplicate pieces to length with the fence.
- Ensure the edge of the wood against the fence is straight to prevent twisting and blade binding during crosscutting.
Safety Practices
- Confirm that the blade is out of the way before making a cut.
- Maintain a distance of at least 4 inches from the blade while crosscutting for safety.
- Always keep your fingers at least 6 inches away from the blade for added protection.
Cutting Limitations
- The minimum length of wood that can be cut using the crosscut fence is 6 inches.
- When ripping stock narrower than 6 inches, a push stick must be utilized for safety.
Assistance Guidelines
- When assisting in "tailing off" during ripping, never pull on the board; instead, hold it up and let the operator push the stock through.
Special Considerations
- Re-sawing is prohibited on the table saw without prior instructor approval.
- Do not leave any piece of wood between the blade and fence when ripping to avoid accidents.
Ripping Standards
- The edge of the wood against the fence should also be straight to avoid binding during ripping operations.
- The shortest piece of lumber that can be ripped safely on the table saw is also 6 inches.
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