Changes

# Don’t feed anything into the blade you don’t want cut. First off, it makes no sense and it could pull other stuff into the midst, like your own body. That isn't a good scenario, so let's prevent that.

# Don’t feed anything into the blade you don’t want cut. First off, it makes no sense and it could pull other stuff into the midst, like your own body. That isn't a good scenario, so let's prevent that.

# Plan out your cut before making it. Wasting material isn't a good idea, and it's more time consuming when you mess up.

# Plan out your cut before making it. Wasting material isn't a good idea, and it's more time consuming when you mess up.

# Be careful not to catch anything in the blade cutting curves.

# Don't try to cut too tight of radius. See the blade curve chart before cutting curves.

# Use a push stick if necessary. Do not risk getting your hands too close to the blade .

# Use a push stick to keep your fingers at least 3" from the blade.

# Hold work piece firmly on the table. It would be a shame if it flew somewhere and hit someone, then we'd have an interesting lawsuit to deal with...

# Keep hands and fingers out of the "danger zone" in front of the blade.  

# Hold work piece firmly on the table.

==Certification==

==Certification==