The table saw is at the heart of most shops. Keep yourself safe with these table saw safety tips from your buddy George at the Woodworkers Guild of America!

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We want to make sure you're taking every precaution to make sure that, when you use a bandsaw for your woodworking projects, you're using it safely.

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Like any shop tool, drill presses need to be treated with respect. Used improperly you can "helicopter" your material, burn up drill bits, launch a chuck key, and worse.

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The router is probably the second most important power tool for a woodworking shop. In this video, Steve Ramsey goes over the basics and get you up to speed quickly. He’s crazy, but he knows his stuff.

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The miter saw is ubiquitous in most shops, so safe and sensible usage is a must.

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A jointer is a great tool for milling lumber and creating smooth edges on your boards, but they can also be dangerous. These videos provide simple instruction on how to operate a jointer safely.

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Planers are pretty high on the must-have list of standard shop tools, but they're machines that are full of horse power and have a very high cutter head speed, so you better know what’s what.

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You know what’s fun? Lathes. Before you start turning, though, check out what your friend George has to say about lathe safety.

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