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DRILLING PRECAUTIONS
WARNING! Some workpieces can contain toxic or
hazardous materials. When working on materials that may
contain lead, asbestos, copper chromium arsenate or other
toxic materials, extra care should be taken to avoid
inhalation and minimize skin contact.
The term bit refers to any drill bits, router bits or tool
accessories that penetrate a material and creates a cavity
through a rotary motion.
1. Keep hands away from the work area and the bit.
2. Only use a bit that exceeds the No Load Speed rating
(see Specifications).
3. Only use a drill bit designed to cut through the
workpiece material.
4. Check the bit for damage before each use. A damaged bit
can break during use and cause serious injury.
5. Inspect the workpiece for foreign objects such as
staples, nails or debris. Remove the objects from
material before drilling.
6. Never force the tool’s bit. Forcing the tool will slow down
the cutting speed of the bit, causing it to bind. Apply
gentle pressure and allow the bit to do the cutting.
7. Do not use a bit with a dull or damaged cutting edge. Keep
the cutting edge sharp and clean. A dull bit may cause the
tool to skitter across the work surface instead of
penetrating the material. This may cause an injury and will
damage the workpiece.
8. Do not apply side pressure on the bit unless it is designed
for such a purpose. The bit may bind or break.
9. A loose or mismatched cutting bit may be ejected by the
tool, causing an injury to the user or a bystander. It may