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Page 5 Power Equipment Usage Manual (Rev. 5/10)

3. TRAINING & WOODSHOP USAGE

3.1. Additional Training & Information

If you are not thoroughly familiar with the operations of a particular machine or

tool, obtain advice from a shop Monitor or seasoned woodworker.

The reader is encouraged to:

• Attend additional training classes provided by the Woodworkers Club

• Seek out advice from the Shop Monitor or other woodworkers

• Read books and magazines and research the Internet for additional information

• Read the Equipment Manuals stored in the Shop Monitor’s desk

3.1.1. Classes & Instructors

We have an evolving set of classes that is taught by experienced members of the Woodshop. Class

schedules and sign-up sheets are located at the Shop Monitor’s station. There is a minimal charge for

some of the classes.

Many classes are not scheduled until there are enough people signed up to warrant a class, while some

have a fixed schedule set. Classes that are on a set schedule include Monitor Training and Safety

Orientation. Classes that are arranged when enough people have signed up include: picture frame

making, box making, raised panel doors making with the shaper, splicing with the shaper, cabinet

making and project design. Requests for additional classes should be forwarded to a member of the

Board for consideration.

Specialized classes are required before using the following tools:

• Shaper for raised panel doors

• Shaper for finger joints

• Timesaver Drum Sander

• Powermatic Lathe

3.1.2. Woodshop Library

The Woodshop maintains a library of woodworking books, videos, and periodicals for use by our

members. These can be found in the Meeting Room and many subjects are covered:

• Ideas for woodworking projects

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