I. COURSE OBJECTIVES Greenville Woodworkers（格林维尔木匠。课程目标）.pdfVIP

Course Number: TS102 Course Title: Table Saw Operations Course Hours: 4 Version: #1 Dated: June 23, 2006 This training guide is developed by Steve Kern for the machines at the Education Center of the Greenville Woodworkers Guild, Inc. and cannot be reproduced or used without the approval of the Mentoring Chairman of the Guild. Safety is a personal issue. The Guild and the author do not accept responsibility for any accidents that may occur while using this guide. I. COURSE OBJECTIVES • To learn the basic safe practices while operating the table saw • To learn the operating practices that are prohibited due to safety • To learn when and how to use the rip fence • To learn how to use multiple cuts for dimensioning thick stock • To learn when and how to use the miter gauge • To learn when and how to use a crosscut sled • To learn the procedures for bevel cuts • To learn the procedures for tapering stock • To learn the procedures for using a tenoning jig • To learn the procedures for making cove cuts • To learn how to setup and use a dado set II. CLASS MATERIALS • At least one ‘zero clearance’ insert blank • One splitter device mounted to the zero clearance insert • One piece of 12” X 12” blueboard insulation • One piece of 6” X 24” or larger piece of dimensioned lumber • One piece of 24” X 24” or comparable piece of plywood (any thickness) • Push sticks of varying sizes and/or designs • One piece of 4” X 4” X 18” piece of lumber III. LESSON PLAN A. Explain Safety issues • Never operating any machinery when tired, sleepy or und