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Here are some safety instructions for the {{PAGENAME}}. Remember... SAFETY FIRST!!!

Here are some safety instructions for the {{PAGENAME}}. Remember... SAFETY FIRST!!!

* You must wear safety glasses when performing any type of hammering at the jewelry station. Anyone else within a 6-foot radius of you should put on safety glasses too.

*Fire / Burns – the propane torch emits an extremely hot open flame that can cause serious burns. Do not point the torch towards yourself or anyone else. Do not touch the nozzle or put your hands in front of the nozzle. Do not tip the torch sideways when annealing. Always make sure to close the valve and lock the trigger after you finish annealing. Be mindful that the needle nose pliers can be hot too after annealing. If you get burned, run cold water over the burned area for several minutes to reduce inflammation and the potential for blistering.

* Apply any desired finishes to your coin ring in the [[Finishing Room]] to minimize breathing their vapors.

*Eye Injury – you must wear safety glasses throughout the annealing process and when swinging a hammer to punch out the center of a coin. Anyone else within a 6-foot radius should also wear safety glasses when you are annealing or hammering.

* Remember that there are many sharp and pointy tools at the jewelry station. Treat the tools with respect, and exercise good judgment while using them to keep yourself out of the tool's path.

*Crush Hazard – exercise caution when using the press to fold your coin or using the stretcher/reducer. These tools have several pinch points and can cause serious injury to your hand if it gets caught between the moving parts.

*Corrosive Chemicals – the Midas Black Max finish contains hydrochloric acid which can cause severe skin burns and eye damage. A lab coat, chemical goggles, and gloves must be worn when handling hydrochloric acid. Consult the Maker Hub staff for proper disposal. Midas Black Max finish should only be applied to real silver/gold coins. All finishes must be applied in the Finishing Room to minimize your exposure to harmful vapors.

*When punching out the center of a coin, place a wooden block on the floor with the punch assembly on top of it to protect the end of the punch from being damaged by the concrete.

*Don’t get a coin ring stuck on your finger.

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