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Clubhouse 4 Woodshop<\/p>\n
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1<\/p>\n
Residents and guests must sign in upon arrival at the facility.<\/p>\n
2<\/p>\n
Work quietly in the studio\/workshop. Moderate voices and sound respectfully. Silence<\/p>\n
phones; use them outside if necessary.<\/p>\n
Residents\/guests cannot be under the influence of alcohol, drugs and\/or medication<\/p>\n
that may alter ability to use equipment safely.<\/p>\n
Protect facilities and equipment, and enforce all policies and operating rules.<\/p>\n
Recreation staff has the final authority to determine safe procedures. Volunteer<\/p>\n
supervisors may determine if a resident\/guest is using the equipment incorrectly or<\/p>\n
unsafely and may request adherence to proper equipment use.<\/p>\n
Club meetings and events do not have priority use. Club events must be approved by<\/p>\n
the Recreation Department in order to take priority at the facility.<\/p>\n
Refer to the studio\/workshop procedures for SawStop table saws, special setups,<\/p>\n
fence, miter gauge, sled, band saws, abrasive finishing machines, disc\/belt sanders,<\/p>\n
wall mounted panel saw, drill presses, planer, radial arm saw, air staplers\/nailers<\/p>\n
and\/or material handling.<\/p>\n
Safety<\/p>\n
1<\/p>\n
Do not wear jewelry, gloves, neckties or loose clothing that could get caught in moving<\/p>\n
equipment parts. Remove coats and jackets and roll up loose sleeves.<\/p>\n
Wear required nonslip, closed-toe footwear. A doctor\u2019s note is required if closed-toe<\/p>\n
shoes cannot be worn.<\/p>\n
Tie back long hair away from the face; do not let it \u201cfall\u201d into work.<\/p>\n
Wear safety glasses or a face shield when performing any operation that may<\/p>\n
endanger your eyes from flying particles, sawdust, foreign objects or corrosive<\/p>\n
substances.<\/p>\n
Ensure you have adequate light so you don\u2019t strain your eyes.<\/p>\n
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Keep your eyes on the cutting action always.<\/p>\n
7<\/p>\n
Advise the volunteer supervisor of a potential safety danger.<\/p>\n
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Overconfidence leads to carelessness, which causes accidents.<\/p>\n
Bench Organization<\/p>\n
Keep project materials carefully organized on your bench; locate tools near the center.<\/p>\n
Do not pile tools on top of each other.<\/p>\n
Do not allow edged or pointed tools to extend out over the edge of the bench.<\/p>\n
Close your vise when not in use and ensure the handle is turned downward.<\/p>\n
Keep drawers and cabinet doors closed.<\/p>\n
Do not leave material on the floor.<\/p>\n
Sign tools out for use and return them to the volunteer supervisor when finished.<\/p>\n
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Find the tool sign-out sheet next to the woodshop sign-in sheet.<\/p>\n
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\nCarrying Tools<\/p>\n
1. Keep sharp-edged and pointed tools turned downward<\/p>\n
2. Do not swing or raise your arms over your head while carrying tools<\/p>\n
3. Carry only a few tools at one time (unless they are in a special holder)<\/p>\n
4. Do not carry sharp tools in clothes pockets<\/p>\n
Clamping Stock<\/p>\n
1. Mount the work in a vise, clamp or special holder whenever possible. This is especially<\/p>\n
important when using chisels, gouges or portable electric tools<\/p>\n
Cleanliness<\/p>\n
1<\/p>\n
Keep your hands clean and free of oil and grease<\/p>\n
2<\/p>\n
Keep the machine clean<\/p>\n
3<\/p>\n
Remove all tools, lumber and unnecessary materials<\/p>\n
4<\/p>\n
Do not leave objects on any machine. Objects left on machinery can vibrate into<\/p>\n
revolving cutters and be thrown from the machine with great force<\/p>\n
5<\/p>\n
Do not clean a machine while it is running.<\/p>\n
6.<\/p>\n
Use the provided hand brush and dustbins.<\/p>\n
Shop Use Safety Regulations<\/p>\n
1. Electricity<\/p>\n
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Ensure a machine\u2019s, ensure the switch is in the \u201coff\u201d position before plugging it in<\/p>\n
b. Use the correct extension cord, wire size determined by the length of the cord and<\/p>\n
size of the motor. Using a too-small wire will cause the tool to overheat<\/p>\n
Keep all power cords away from blades and cutters while working. Ensure the<\/p>\n
power tool is grounded; a double-insulated case need not be grounded. Check<\/p>\n
with the volunteer supervisor if unsure about this procedure<\/p>\n
Turn off the machine immediately if anything unusual occurs. If the machine does<\/p>\n
not sound right, turn it off immediately. As soon as it stops completely, inform the<\/p>\n
volunteer supervisor.<\/p>\n
2. Fire Protection<\/p>\n
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Advise the head volunteer supervisor and\/or obtain approval before bringing any<\/p>\n
flammable liquids into the woodshop<\/p>\n
Familiarize yourself periodically with the location of all fire alarms and fire<\/p>\n
extinguishers<\/p>\n
Ensure finishing materials and thinners, etc., are used only in approved areas<\/p>\n
Close cans of finishing materials and thinners immediately after use<\/p>\n
Use flammable liquids in very small quantities. Ensure the container is labeled and<\/p>\n
sealed<\/p>\n
Consult the resident\/guest working near you to evaluate whether any potential<\/p>\n
crossover hazards are present<\/p>\n
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Dispose of oily rags and other combustible materials immediately or store them in<\/p>\n
an approved container. See the volunteer supervisor on duty for the location<\/p>\n
3. Floor Safety<\/p>\n
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Keep the floor clear of scrap blocks and excessive litter. Keep projects, saw horses<\/p>\n
and other equipment and materials out of traffic lanes<\/p>\n
b. Wipe up any liquids spilled on the floor immediately<\/p>\n
4. Material and Project Storage<\/p>\n
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\nStore and stack project work carefully in assigned areas. These areas are marked<\/p>\n
yellow on the ground in front of the windows.<\/p>\n
Work on one project at a time. Finish projects in a timely manner.<\/p>\n
Clearly mark projects with the owner\u2019s name, phone number and date.<\/p>\n
Do not use woodshop for long-term storage. Clearly mark items left in the<\/p>\n
woodshop with the owner\u2019s name and phone number and the date. Items are left<\/p>\n
at the resident\u2019s risk. Items left more than 60 days will be disposed.<\/p>\n
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Secure help with long boards, even if they are not heavy.<\/p>\n
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Be alert for any odors that might indicate overheating of the machine or stock.<\/p>\n
b. Stop cutting and inform the volunteer supervisor if you smell a distinct smoky<\/p>\n
odor, which can be emitted when wood is cut by dull blades.<\/p>\n
Power Equipment Safety<\/p>\n
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Use power wood-working machines depending on your individual knowledge of<\/p>\n
and ability to use them in compliance with Woodshop operating rules.<\/p>\n
b. Keep red-striped areas in front of circuit breaker panels clear of all obstructions.<\/p>\n
Safety Guards<\/p>\n
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Ensure all safety guards are in place. Never remove a safety guard unless the safety<\/p>\n
guard presents a danger. Check with the volunteer supervisor if unsure about<\/p>\n
setup before work begins.<\/p>\n
Tool Selection and Use<\/p>\n
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Select the proper size and type of tool for the work. Ensure the tool is sharp and in<\/p>\n
good condition. Inform the volunteer supervisor if tools are broken, have loose<\/p>\n
handles or need adjustment.<\/p>\n
Hold a tool in the correct position (while using it) in both hands with the cutting<\/p>\n
motion away from your body and away from other residents\/guests.<\/p>\n
Be careful when using your hand or fingers as a guide to start a cut. Test tool<\/p>\n
sharpness with a strip of paper or a scrap of wood. Do not use your fingers to test.<\/p>\n
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Stay alert and always keep your hands a safe distance from cutters and blades.<\/p>\n
Water\/Solvents<\/p>\n
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Do not work in or around water\/liquids with power tools. Water increases the<\/p>\n
chance of severe electrical shock; solvents increase the chance of fire.<\/p>\n
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Wood<\/p>\n
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Check stock carefully for knots, splits and other defects that can pose a danger and<\/p>\n
damage tools. Old wood must be free of nails, staples, fasteners, etc. Due to<\/p>\n
toxicity, no treated wood will be approved for cutting in the woodshop.<\/p>\n
Do not use power saws on tree limbs or stumps without the proper jig and<\/p>\n
approval of a volunteer supervisor.<\/p>\n
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General Power Equipment Safety Guidelines<\/p>\n
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Cut all metals only in the metal shop.<\/p>\n
b<\/p>\n
Do not operate a machine when tired orill.<\/p>\n
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Consult with the volunteer supervisor on duty if you have any doubts about the<\/p>\n
use of a machine or your ability to use it.<\/p>\n
Avoid using machines for trivial operations, especially on small pieces of stock.<\/p>\n
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\nUnderstand that a fee may be charged if a machine is damaged due to neglecting<\/p>\n
proper operating procedure.<\/p>\n
Ensure any project helper is well informed on what is expected.<\/p>\n
Make all necessary adjustments before turning on the machine.<\/p>\n
Do not remove or adjust a safety guard.<\/p>\n
Know that the SawStop table saw is equipped with a safety brake that may be<\/p>\n
tripped if used incorrectly; a fee will be charged for each tripped brake.<\/p>\n
Use only approved push sticks, push blocks, feather boards and other safety<\/p>\n
devices. Know the operations that require the use of a special jig or fixture.<\/p>\n
Keep the machine tables and working surfaces clear of tools, stock and project<\/p>\n
materials. Keep the floor free of scraps and excessive litter.<\/p>\n
Avoid distractions while operating a machine. Do not distract other<\/p>\n
residents\/guests using machines.<\/p>\n
Allow the machine to reach full operating speed before starting to feed the work.<\/p>\n
Do not leave a running machine unattended.<\/p>\n
Feed wood carefully and only as fast as the machine will easily cut.<\/p>\n
Maintain the margin of safety specified for the machine. Keep more than the<\/p>\n
required minimum distance between your hands and the cutting tool while in<\/p>\n
operation.<\/p>\n
Shut off the power and inform the volunteer supervisor on duty if a machine is<\/p>\n
dull, out of adjustment or not working properly.<\/p>\n
Shut off power when you have completed an operation on a machine; wait until<\/p>\n
the machine stops before leaving it or setting up another cut.<\/p>\n
Stay clear of machines operated by others. See that others are out of the way when<\/p>\n
you are operating a machine.<\/p>\n
Avoid crowding around or waiting in line to use a machine; request that the<\/p>\n
current operator inform you at your work bench when they finish.<\/p>\n
Note: The Recreation Department reserves the right to review and adjust the operating<\/p>\n
rules to accommodate the needs of the community. All GRF policies and procedures apply<\/p>\n
to the use of the amenities.<\/p>\n
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