JAN/FEB
2002
Volume 45/Issue 1
IN THIS ISSUE
Project
Articles
•
9-Drawer Workshop Toolbox
• Child's Desk and Chairs
• Candle Sconce and Desktop Pencil Holder
DEPARTMENTS
•
Ask Smitty
• Owner’s Gallery
• Letters from Owners
Academy Notes
Finishing
Touches - Pt.3 Applying a Natural Finish
Service Pointers
Speed
Changer
Safety Tips
Safety
Is Your Decision
What's New
The
Standard Anniversary Model Shopsmith MARK V
EDUCATION
• Find
A Shopsmith Woodworking Academy Near You
• National
Woodworking Academy in Dayton, OH
ONLINE
CATALOGS
• Online Accessory Catalog
• Request
Printed Accessory Catalog
• Online
Replacement Parts Catalog
MARK
V INFORMATION
• Find
A Shopsmith
MARK V Demo Near You
• Request MARK
V Information Package
LINKS
•
Links Worth Visiting
•
Free Woodworking Tips
FEEDBACK
Contacting
Shopsmith
Copyright
2002.
Shopsmith, Inc.
All Rights Reserved
Safety Is YOUR Decision
DON'T OVER-REACH -- Always be mindful of keeping the proper footing and balance while working. Reaching over the blades or cutters of a power tool...or reaching beyond practical limits when standing on a ladder is dangerous.
MAINTAIN YOUR TOOLS -- For optimal performance and safety, keep your tools sharp, clean and well-maintained at all times, as outlined in your operating manuals.
USE ONLY RECOMMENDED PARTS AND ACCESSORIES -- Using parts and accessories that were not designed for your specific power tools can cause a working hazard. See your operator's manuals for information about the recommended parts and accessories.
NEVER STAND ON A TOOL -- Stationary power tools are not ladders or working platforms. You could fall onto the tool or it could easily tip over, injuring you and/or damaging the tool.
CHECK FOR DAMAGED PARTS FREQUENTLY -- A damaged guard, part or safety device should be replaced or repaired immediately, before further use.
USE PROPER FEED DIRECTION -- Always feed work into the cutter or blade AGAINST the direction of rotation. Feeding workpieces WITH the direction (climb-cutting) is hazardous and may cause the workpiece to grab and be thrown.
NEVER LEAVE A TOOL RUNNING UN-ATTENDED -- ALWAYS turn the power off when walking away from a tool and don't leave the vicinity of the tool until it comes to a complete stop.
