
AdditionalTips
Aswithanynewhobbyorproject,itwilltaketimetomasterusingourtools,
andbuildingfurniture.Youmustfirsthaveaplanorasketchofwhatyou
wanttobuild,alongwithatoolsandmaterialslistbeforeyoubegin.
Anotherimportantissueisreadingthenaturaltwist,stressorother
deformitiesinthelogsandusingtheseskillstoyouradvantage,allowing
yourpiecestobecomemoreuniqueasyourabilitiesgrow.Itisalso
importantistonotovercomplicateyourfirstfewpieces,soyoucanhavea
“positive”experience.
Beforestartingyourfirstproject,usesomescrapmaterialand“practice”
cuttingtenonsandusingtools.Makesureyouarecomfortableoperating
thedrillandcuttersbeforeyoubegintheproject.
Thankyouagainforpurchasingourtools!
SAFETY!
Beforebeginninganyproject,carefullyreadandfollowallsafetyandoperational
instructionsforanytoolsordevicesyouwillbeusing.FailuretofollowALLsafety
instructionsmaycausephysicalharmtoyourselforthosearoundyou.Ifyoufeel
uncomfortableusingourtenoncutteroranyothertools,STOPimmediately.
LumberJackToolsassumesnoresponsibilityforinjurycausedtotheoperator,
bystanderortoolsusedinconjunctionwiththeuseormisuseofourtenoncutters.
•Neveroperatethistoolundertheinfluenceofalcohol,drugsor
medication
•Youmustwearsafetyglasses,adustmask,andanyotherpersonal
safetyaccessoriesyoudeemnecessary
•Beforeinstalling/removingthetool,thedrillmustcometoa
completestopandthepowermustbedisconnected
•Donotweargloves,looseclothingorotheritemsthatmayget
caughtinthemovingparts
•Neveroperatethistoolinadrillpress,latheoranyotherdevice
exceptfora½”drill.Doingsovoidsthewarranty
•WerecommendasinglespeeddrillwithRPMsof500orless.It
shouldbeageardrivendrillandnotavariablespeeddrill
•OverloadingorexceedingtheRPM’scanresultinannealingthe
bladeorshankfailure
•Thelogmustbesecuredinaviseorclamppriortostartingyour
drill.Failuretodosomayresultinbodilyharm
•Donotrunthetoolintoanailorforeignobject.Doingsomayruin
thebladesortool,andvoidsthewarranty
•Donotalterormisusethistoolinanyfashion
•Rememberthebladesaresharp.Usecautionwhenhandling
•Donotapplysideforceonthedrillwhileinoperationoritcould
resultinprematureshankfailureorbladedamage
•Thistoolmustbemaintainedbykeepingthebladessharpandclean
ofbuildup
•Whenexcessiveforceisrequiredtocut,resharpenorreplacethe
blades.Asharptoolisasafetool!
•Underseverworkingconditions,whilecuttingtough,dryorknotty
logs,sideloadingthetoolmaycausetheshanktofail,ormayresult
inbladedamage
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