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Please help ( true or false questions)69. Secure the work with clamps or the vise. _70. Check to see the sanders switch is in the on position before plugging in
-71. Replace sandpaper after plugging into the electrical outlet.
72. Tuming offthe dust collection system.
73. Don't force the machine. Use only the weight of the machine to do the
sanding
74. Watch where the cord is so you get it caught in the machine.
75. Don't put the machine down until it stops moving.
76. Pretend the sander is a race car and has to be revved up so you look cool.
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77. Wear safety glasses.
_78. Make all adjustments with the power cord plugged in.
79. Check to see that the switch is off before plugging in the machine.
80. Overload the machine by cutting too fast.
Meeting in "General
81. Keep fingers and power cords a safe distance from the blade.
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82. Use a four inch safety margin.
83. Make relief cuts to avoid tuming the blade too sharp.

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