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= Woodworking Area = | |||
== Tools == | '''⚠️ SAFETY GLASSES REQUIRED AT ALL TIMES IN THIS AREA ⚠️''' | ||
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== Desired Tools == | |||
Tools and equipment we would like to acquire for this area. | |||
Additional recommendations from [https://s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/assets.courseconcierge.com/wp-content/uploads/Tool_List_March_2026.pdf Woodworking for Mere Mortals Tools List] | |||
== Power Tools - Stationary == | == Power Tools - Stationary == | ||
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* '''Wood Storage Rack''' - For lumber organization | * '''Wood Storage Rack''' - For lumber organization | ||
* '''Panel Saw''' - For breaking down sheet goods | * '''Panel Saw''' - For breaking down sheet goods | ||
=== Dust Collection === | |||
* '''Central Dust Collection System''' | |||
* '''Air Filtration Unit (mfarver-I have a little overhead filter, it may not be large enough)''' | |||
== Tools We Own == | |||
=== Power Tools - Stationary === | |||
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! Item !! Model !! Specifications !! Safety Training Required !! Owner's Manual | |||
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| ''Example: Table Saw'' || ''SawStop PCS175'' || ''1.75HP, 52" fence, flesh-sensing'' || ''Yes - Mandatory'' || ''[https://example.com/manual Link]'' | |||
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| ''Example: Bandsaw'' || ''Grizzly G0555LX'' || ''14", 1HP, 12" resaw capacity'' || ''Yes'' || ''[https://example.com/manual Link]'' | |||
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=== Power Tools - Handheld === | |||
{| class="wikitable" | |||
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! Item !! Model !! Specifications !! Safety Training Required !! Owner's Manual | |||
|- | |||
| ''Example: Cordless Drill'' || ''DeWalt DCD771'' || ''20V, 1/2" chuck'' || ''No'' || ''[https://example.com/manual Link]'' | |||
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=== Hand Tools === | |||
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! Item !! Model !! Specifications !! Safety Training Required !! Owner's Manual | |||
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| ''Example: Bench Chisel Set'' || ''Narex Premium'' || ''1/4" to 1-1/2", 6-piece'' || ''No'' || ''N/A'' | |||
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=== Dust Collection === | |||
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! Item !! Model !! Specifications !! Safety Training Required !! Owner's Manual | |||
|- | |||
| ''Example: Dust Collector'' || ''Oneida Super Dust Deputy'' || ''2HP, cyclone separator'' || ''Yes'' || ''[https://example.com/manual Link]'' | |||
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=== Workholding === | |||
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! Item !! Model !! Specifications !! Safety Training Required !! Owner's Manual | |||
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| ''Example: Workbench'' || ''Custom Built'' || ''4'x8', maple top, front and end vise'' || ''No'' || ''N/A'' | |||
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== Safety & Usage Information == | |||
=== General Safety Rules === | |||
* '''Safety glasses are MANDATORY at all times''' | |||
* Hearing protection required when operating power tools | |||
* No loose clothing, jewelry, or long untied hair near machinery | |||
* Always use dust collection when available | |||
* Never leave running machinery unattended | |||
=== Power Tool Safety === | |||
* Receive training before using any power tool for the first time | |||
* Check that all guards and safety devices are in place before operation | |||
* Use push sticks and push blocks when appropriate | |||
* Never reach over or behind a running blade | |||
* Wait for blade/bit to stop completely before adjusting | |||
* Disconnect power before changing blades or bits | |||
=== Table Saw Safety === | |||
* Always use riving knife and blade guard when possible | |||
* Stand to the side of the blade, never directly behind | |||
* Use featherboards for rip cuts | |||
* Never cut freehand - always use fence or miter gauge | |||
* Do not remove small cutoffs while blade is spinning | |||
=== Dust & Respiratory Safety === | |||
* Use dust collection for all operations | |||
* Wear N95 or better respirator for sanding and exotic woods | |||
* Some woods are toxic/allergenic - check before cutting | |||
* Clean up sawdust regularly - fire hazard | |||
=== Material Safety === | |||
* Inspect lumber for nails, screws, and foreign objects | |||
* Do not cut pressure-treated, painted, or unknown materials without approval | |||
* Check for loose knots and defects that could kick back | |||
=== Emergency Procedures === | |||
* Fire extinguisher location: ''[TO BE FILLED IN]'' | |||
* First aid kit location: ''[TO BE FILLED IN]'' | |||
* Emergency contact: ''[TO BE FILLED IN]'' | |||
* In case of severe injury, call 911 immediately | |||
Latest revision as of 21:04, 2 April 2026
Woodworking Area
⚠️ SAFETY GLASSES REQUIRED AT ALL TIMES IN THIS AREA ⚠️
Desired Tools
Tools and equipment we would like to acquire for this area. Additional recommendations from Woodworking for Mere Mortals Tools List
Power Tools - Stationary
(Some of these we have already, this is just an AI generated framework of tools that it thought would be useful. Please edit.)
- Table Saw - The workhorse of any wood shop
- Bandsaw - Curved cuts and resawing
- Miter Saw / Chop Saw - Crosscuts and angled cuts
- Drill Press - Precise, repeatable holes
- Jointer - Flattening and edge jointing
- Planer / Thicknesser - Dimensioning lumber
- Router Table - Edge profiles and joinery
- Scroll Saw - Intricate curved cuts
- Lathe - Turning bowls, spindles, pens
- Spindle Sander - Smoothing curved edges
- Belt/Disc Sander - General sanding and shaping
Power Tools - Handheld
- Circular Saw
- Jigsaw
- Random Orbital Sander
- Palm Sander
- Router - Handheld with various bits
- Cordless Drill/Driver
- Impact Driver
- Biscuit Joiner
- Pocket Hole Jig (Kreg or similar)
- Oscillating Multi-Tool
- Brad Nailer / Finish Nailer
- Track Saw with >48in and >96in track segments
Hand Tools
- Hand Planes - Block plane, jack plane, smoothing plane
- Chisels - Set of bench chisels in various sizes
- Hand Saws - Crosscut, rip, dovetail, coping
- Mallet - Wooden or rubber
- Hammers - Claw hammer, dead blow
- Screwdrivers - Various sizes and types
- Clamps - Bar clamps, pipe clamps, F-clamps, spring clamps
- Files and Rasps
- Card Scraper
- Spokeshave
Layout & Measuring
- Tape Measures - Multiple lengths
- Combination Square
- Speed Square
- Framing Square
- Marking Gauge
- Calipers - Digital or dial
- Levels - Various sizes
- Straightedge
- Pencils and Marking Knives
- Bevel Gauge
Workholding
- Workbenches - Sturdy with vises
- Bench Vise
- Bar Clamps - Various lengths
- Pipe Clamps
- Quick-Grip Clamps
- C-Clamps
- Spring Clamps
- Bench Dogs and Holdfasts
Safety Equipment
- Dust Collection System - Central or shop vac with separator
- Air Filtration Unit - For fine dust particles
- Hearing Protection - Earmuffs and earplugs
- Safety Glasses and Face Shields
- Respirators and Dust Masks - N95 minimum
- Push Sticks and Push Blocks
- Featherboards
- First Aid Kit
- Fire Extinguisher (Class ABC)
Finishing Supplies
- Sandpaper - Various grits (80-400)
- Wood Stains
- Polyurethane and Lacquer
- Wood Oils (Tung, Danish, mineral)
- Wood Glue (PVA, Titebond)
- Epoxy
- Brushes and Applicators
- Tack Cloths
- Rags and Shop Towels
Sharpening
- Bench Grinder - With appropriate wheels
- Sharpening Stones - Waterstones or oilstones
- Honing Guide
- Strop and Compound
- Diamond Plates
Nice to Have
- CNC Router - For precision cuts and carving
- Laser Cutter/Engraver - For detailed work
- Doweling Jig
- Dovetail Jig
- Mortising Machine
- Wood Storage Rack - For lumber organization
- Panel Saw - For breaking down sheet goods
Dust Collection
- Central Dust Collection System
- Air Filtration Unit (mfarver-I have a little overhead filter, it may not be large enough)
Tools We Own
Power Tools - Stationary
| Item | Model | Specifications | Safety Training Required | Owner's Manual |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Example: Table Saw | SawStop PCS175 | 1.75HP, 52" fence, flesh-sensing | Yes - Mandatory | Link |
| Example: Bandsaw | Grizzly G0555LX | 14", 1HP, 12" resaw capacity | Yes | Link |
Power Tools - Handheld
| Item | Model | Specifications | Safety Training Required | Owner's Manual |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Example: Cordless Drill | DeWalt DCD771 | 20V, 1/2" chuck | No | Link |
Hand Tools
| Item | Model | Specifications | Safety Training Required | Owner's Manual |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Example: Bench Chisel Set | Narex Premium | 1/4" to 1-1/2", 6-piece | No | N/A |
Dust Collection
| Item | Model | Specifications | Safety Training Required | Owner's Manual |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Example: Dust Collector | Oneida Super Dust Deputy | 2HP, cyclone separator | Yes | Link |
Workholding
| Item | Model | Specifications | Safety Training Required | Owner's Manual |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Example: Workbench | Custom Built | 4'x8', maple top, front and end vise | No | N/A |
Safety & Usage Information
General Safety Rules
- Safety glasses are MANDATORY at all times
- Hearing protection required when operating power tools
- No loose clothing, jewelry, or long untied hair near machinery
- Always use dust collection when available
- Never leave running machinery unattended
Power Tool Safety
- Receive training before using any power tool for the first time
- Check that all guards and safety devices are in place before operation
- Use push sticks and push blocks when appropriate
- Never reach over or behind a running blade
- Wait for blade/bit to stop completely before adjusting
- Disconnect power before changing blades or bits
Table Saw Safety
- Always use riving knife and blade guard when possible
- Stand to the side of the blade, never directly behind
- Use featherboards for rip cuts
- Never cut freehand - always use fence or miter gauge
- Do not remove small cutoffs while blade is spinning
Dust & Respiratory Safety
- Use dust collection for all operations
- Wear N95 or better respirator for sanding and exotic woods
- Some woods are toxic/allergenic - check before cutting
- Clean up sawdust regularly - fire hazard
Material Safety
- Inspect lumber for nails, screws, and foreign objects
- Do not cut pressure-treated, painted, or unknown materials without approval
- Check for loose knots and defects that could kick back
Emergency Procedures
- Fire extinguisher location: [TO BE FILLED IN]
- First aid kit location: [TO BE FILLED IN]
- Emergency contact: [TO BE FILLED IN]
- In case of severe injury, call 911 immediately
