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at a safe distance away from the working area, especially while
operating tools.
1.10 MAKE WORKSHOP SAFE PROOF. Lock tools when not in use by
removing starter keys or the master switches.
1.11 DON’T FORCE THE TOOL. –It will perform a better and safer job at a
rate for which it was designed. Allow the motor to reach full speed
before cutting.
1.12 USE RIGHT AND PROPER TOOL. –Don’t use any other tool
attachment to do a job which is not designed for it.
1.13 USE RCOMMENDED ACCESSORIES. –Consult the owner manual for
all recommended accessories. Improper use of the tools may cause
accidents.
1.14 MAINTAIN TOOLS IN TIP. –TOP CONDITION. –For safest performance
keep the unit clean. Follow all instruction of lubrication and
changing attachment or accessories.
1.15 DON’T EVER OVER REACE. –Keep proper footing and balance of
your body at all time during operation of tools.
1.16 SEVURE WORK PROPERLY. –Use vises or clamps to hold work. It is
practical and much safer than using your bare hand.
1.17 NEVER LEAVE THE TOOL UNATTENED. –Turn the switch in OFF
position and don’ leave unit until it has completely stopped.
1.18 NEVER STAND ON THE TOOL. –Serious injury could occur if the unit
is tipped or if the blade is accidentally contacted.
1.19 DIRECTION OF FEED. –Always feed the work piece into the blade
against the rotation of blade or cutters.
1.20 DRUGS, ALCOHOL AND MEDICATION. –Never operate tools while
under influence of drugs, alcohol. Or after taking medication.
