MACHINES AND
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2.2
Specific safety regulations for drills
Accident
The operation of drilling or tapping always presents a risk of injury associated with the
possibility of accidental contact of parts of the body with the tool in motion, detachment
of splinters from the workpiece, tool breakage, or ejection of a badly blocked piece.
There is no "intrinsic" means of safety, just as there is no worker who, while careful,
can "always" avoid an accident. Therefore, DO NOT underestimate the risks associated
with using the machine and concentrate on the work in progress.
1.
Firmly secure the workpiece before starting the drill.
2.
Always use the tool (tip or tap) in an appropriate manner. Perform only the work for
which the tool is made. Do not use the tool for inadequate work.
3.
Only use suitable resistance tools in relation to the work that is to be done. This is to
avoid risky and unnecessary overloading for the operator, which may be harmful for the
life of the tools themselves.
4.
Do not pick up moving tools or other moving parts. To stop the spindle on the machine,
always only use the stop command device.
5.
17. Do not remove the shavings from the table with hands, even at a standstill. To do
this, use tongs or a palette knife.
6.
When the cutting tools need to be replaced or the speed needs to be changed, stop the
motor and wait for the spindle to stop.
7.
Do not leave the machine until the spindle and the tool are completely stopped.
8.
After the work is completed, clean the tool and check its efficiency.
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