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    This document provides safety tips for using a power sander, including keeping fingers at least 3 inches from the surface, not pushing too hard, checking discs for wear, only sanding up to an eighth inch of material, and using a table or miter saw to square ends rather than sanding them. New discs can launch wood across the room so care is needed.

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    This document provides safety tips for using a power sander, including keeping fingers at least 3 inches from the surface, not pushing too hard, checking discs for wear, only sanding up to an eighth inch of material, and using a table or miter saw to square ends rather than sanding them. New discs can launch wood across the room so care is needed.

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    Stationary Disc Sander Safety

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    This document provides safety tips for using a power sander, including keeping fingers at least 3 inches from the surface, not pushing too hard, checking discs for wear, only sanding up to an eighth inch of material, and using a table or miter saw to square ends rather than sanding them. New discs can launch wood across the room so care is needed.

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    Tables/ Throat plates should have no more than an eighth inch gap
    2. Your fingers should never be within 3 inches of the surface
    3. Don’t push too hard!
    4. Check the disc for wear and tear
    5. Nothing smaller than 4 inches should be used on a power sander
    6. Do not sand more than an eighth inch of material
    7. You can’t sand the end of a board “square” use the table or miter saw!
    8. New discs can be very grippy and launch your wood across the room!

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