Safety - Page 10 of 15

Woodworkers’ First Aid (Inventory List and Chart)
July 17, 2007

You plan to work safely. But do you have a plan if something goes wrong?
Soap Keeps Safety-Glasses from Fogging
May 30, 2007

To prevent safety glasses from fogging, use a bar of soap like a crayon to rub soap on each lens. Polish the lenses with a cloth. No more fog. Eventually,…
Handsaw Doubles as Sheet-Goods Carrier
May 30, 2007

Plywood sheets often are too large to carry comfortably. There are plywood handling devices available from tool suppliers, but I found a way to transport 4x8 sheet goods using items…
Essential Push Sticks
March 13, 2007

Safety aids for the tablesaw and router keep your fingers away from moving bits and blades
Sound Advice for the Woodshop
December 15, 2006

Smart earplugs and muffs leave you no excuse for unprotected ears.
A New Look at Eye Protection
November 1, 2006

Comfortable glasses, goggles, and face shields leave you no excuse
12 Tips for Router-Table Safety
August 10, 2006

Review the essential dos and don'ts of router-table use
Safer Cuts with a Riving Knife
May 16, 2006

This important safety aid is just recently showing up on tablesaws in the U.S. as an alternative to the more common splitter
Safe Speeds for Big Router Bits
May 1, 2006

A slower speed can make routing safer and improve the quality of the cut
Push Sticks for the Jointer
February 16, 2006

Protect your hands and fingers from spinning knives using a variety of push sticks and push pads.

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