Safety Practices for Power Tools

Always wear safety goggles or a face shield when operating an electric drill or grinder.

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It is safe to wear loose clothing and jewelry while using an electric drill or grinder.

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Before changing drill bits or grinding discs, ensure the tool is completely powered off and unplugged.

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A grinding wheel should be inspected for cracks or damage before each use.

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It is acceptable to remove the safety guard from an electric grinder for better visibility.

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Using excessive force while drilling or grinding can cause the tool to overheat and lead to accidents.

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Holding the workpiece securely with clamps or a vise is a recommended safety practice.

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Electric drills and grinders should always be used in dry areas away from water sources.

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If a power tool malfunctions, continue using it until it completely stops working.

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A grinder should be allowed to reach full speed before making contact with the workpiece.

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