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Page 8 Power Equipment Usage Manual (Rev. 5/10)

3.3. Woodshop Materials & Processes

See the Club’s GENERAL SAFETY PROCEDURES AND RULES

on our web site

(http://www.sctxwoodshop.com) for additional and more current details of what

is and is not allowed.

3.3.1. Forbidden Materials

ONLY NEW/UNUSED WOOD is allowed to be machined in the Woodshop. Therefore, the following is a

comprehensive list of materials that are NOT allowed to be machined in the Woodshop:

• Used wood

NOTE: Lumber with unfound nails, stones, bards, screws, etc. are both an extreme hazard to you

as an operator and may cause extreme damage to the equipment!

• Painted wood

• Chemically treated (e.g. pressure treated) wood

• Glass or glass blocks

• Marble

• Metals

• Cement board (“Hardiplank ®” type material)

• PVC

3.3.2. Wood Finishing is Forbidden

No staining, sealing, painting, finishing or burning of wood of any kind is allowed in the Woodshop. The

Woodshop does not have the required equipment to eradicate the noxious fumes those products

produce.

3.3.3. Storage of Materials

Overnight storage of personal wood and/or projects is permitted only when an individual working on a

single project will return the following morning to work on that project. This pertains to all areas inside

and outside the Woodshop.

One cannot store wood that will be used for multiple projects even though the individual is in the

Woodshop daily. Failure to comply with this policy will result in the wood and/or projects being

removed from the Woodshop.

The Board may designate and authorize wood storage areas for club projects.

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