Woodoworking Tool Safety Manuals- Page 2 of 3

A Table Saw Accident: No Power Required

April 29, 2009

Not all tablesaw accidents involve the blade or even a power supply. Here's my cautionary story that proves you should stay alert any time you're even near the shop.

Safety Manual: Miter Saw

April 1, 2009

The miter saw, also known as a chop saw, is used to cross cut lumber. Learn the safest approaches to cutting with a miter saw.

Safety Manual: Bandsaw

April 1, 2009

The bandsaw is used to cut straight and curved lines, resaw thick lumber, and accomplish other custom cutting operations. Here are the ground rules for mastering all of those techniques…

Safety Manual: Benchtop Planer

April 1, 2009

A benchtop planer is used to smooth rough lumber and reduce its thickness. Learn best practices for operating this essential woodworking tool.

Safety Manual for the Jointer

April 1, 2009

A list of safety precautions to use when operating a jointer in your shop.

Safety Manual: Table Saw

April 1, 2009

Get a grip on the most dangerous tool in your shop. Learn best practices for protecting your ears, eyes and limbs when operating a tablesaw.

Safety Manual: Woodworking Lathe

April 1, 2009

A lathe used for turning wood can operate at speeds upwards of 2,000 rpm. That means safety is paramount. Study these safe procedures for operating a woodworking lathe.

Safety Manual: Drills, Drivers, and Drill Presses

April 1, 2009

Drills come in a variety of sizes and styles, but basic drilling safety is universal. Here are a list of guidelines and proceedures for operating a drill press or drill/driver.