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Proper Use of Agricultural Mechanics Power Tools 6831.15

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Proper Use of Agricultural

Mechanics Power Tools

6831.15

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Cutting Tools•Should be sharp to improve safety and efficiency

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Abrasive Cutoff Saw

•Uses a circular blade to cut metal

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Nail Gun•Is used to drive nails

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Band Saw•Uses thin, continuous, flexible blade to cut either curved or straight lines

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Circular Saw•Makes straight cuts in wood

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Compound Miter•Is a cutoff type saw used to cut angles and square cuts

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Drill•Makes round holes through wood or metal using a bit

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Drill Press•Is a stationary tool used to make round holes in wood or metal using a bit

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Grinder•Shapes and smoothes metal, sharpens tools, or removes rust

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Hacksaw• A stationary power tool that uses a blade with back and forth motions to cut metal

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Hammer DrillIs used to drill holes in masonry

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Jig Saw•Uses a back and forth (up and down) motion to cut curves

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Jointer•Is used to straighten and smooth edges of boards or cut bevels

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Planer•Smoothes and cuts lumber to exact thickness

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Radial Arm Saw•Moves to cut a stationary piece of wood

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Reciprocation Saw•Is used in tight or close situations in remodeling work

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Router•Is used to make molding or designs in wood surfaces, dado cuts, and rabbet cuts

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Sander•Smoothes wood surfaces

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Saber Saw•Cuts curves in wood or other materials

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Table Saw•Is used to crosscut, rip, dado or miter

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General Safety Rules• Care should be taken to

use guards and to keep hands and clothing away from cutting parts of tools and equipment

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General Safety Rules

•All safety procedures should be followed

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Band Saw•Short or sharp curves in wood require a narrow blade – ¼” or less

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Band Saw• To help prevent the wood

from binding, the miter gauge and the rip fence should not both be used at the same time

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Band Saw• A band saw used to cut

metal must have a speed control that will slow the blade speed, and a metal cutting blade must be used

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Drill•A center punch should be used to dent the metal before starting to drill a hole in metal

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Drill• The bit should be tight in

the chuck, and the chuck key removed before using a drill

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Jointer•The depth of cut should be about 1/16” each pass

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Jointer•The depth of cut is determined by adjusting the front in-feed table

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Jointer•The last pass on each edge of the board should be with the grain for a smooth cut

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Planer•About 1/16” of wood should be removed on each pass

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Planer•Nails, dirt and loose knots should be remove before the board is planed

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Planer•The thin end of a rough cut board should be put in the planer first

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Planer• The final pass on each

side of the board should be with the grain to get a smooth finish

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Portable Grinder•Operator should use both hands as with a circular saw

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Portable Grinder•It is unsafe to use a grinding wheel after one half its original diameter is worn away

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Portable Saw•Operator should use both hands with a circular saw

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Portable Saw•Circular saw is used to make straight crosscuts or rip cuts in wood

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Portable Saw•Saw teeth should point toward front of saw used to cut wood

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Portable Saw•Other types of portable saws include saber, jig, scroll and reciprocation

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Radial Arm Saw•The wood remains stationary on the saw table, and the saw is pulled to the wood

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Radial Arm Saw•The saw should be secured after each use

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Sander •Belt sander requires operator to use both hands

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Sander•Belt should be turning before it is gently touched to the wood

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Sander• Sander should continue to

run and be moved with the wood grain until it is lifted from the wood when finished

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Sander•After use, a belt sander should be laid on its side

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Sander•A finishing sander should be used to sand with the grain to get a smooth finish

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Table Saw•If a board is ripped less than 3” wide, a push stick should be used

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Table Saw• To get the correct board

width, measure from side of fence nearest saw blade to the saw blade tooth nearest the fence

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Table Saw• Install the correct blade

for the job with the teeth pointing toward the direction of rotation of the saw motor

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Table Saw•Blade height should be adjusted so that only the saw teeth are above the wood

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Proper Use of Agricultural

Mechanics Power Tools

6831.15