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==Safety==
 
==Safety==
* Sanding creates heat due to the friction. keep material moving to prevent damage to the sanding belt/disc.  
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* Parts of the machine can reach over 300 degrees C. Don't touch the heater or the guards surrounding the heater.  
* Never put your hand in a position that slipping could cause you to make contact with the belt or disc.  
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* Never put your hand in a position it could be pinched by the molding frame.  
* Never reach over the machine while working or turning off the powerThis can be very dangerous as you or your clothing could make contact with the spinning belt or disc.
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* The formed plastic is very hot and stickyIt could stick to you and continue to burn if you touch it.  
* Use a brush when clearing sawdust from the tables, not your hands.
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* Some types of plastics could give off toxic fumes when heated. Check the SDS before working with materials you are unfamiliar with.
* Use light pressure when removing material.  Never try to force feed the machine.  
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* Avoid kickbacks by sanding on the correct side of the disc. Always sand on the downward side of the disc, which is just left of center on a disc rotating counterclockwise. Sanding on the wrong side is dangerous and can pull material out of your hands.
      
==Certification==
 
==Certification==
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