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==Specs== | ==Specs== | ||
Latest revision as of 15:14, 10 November 2016
| This article is about a tool that is no longer at Protospace. Further information can be found below. |
- Type: Chop Saw (Metal Cutting)
- Make/Model: Ryobi
- Serial Number: ??
- Original Owner: Algernon
- Removed by: {{{removedby}}}
- Removal Reason: {{{removalreason}}}
- Loan Status: Donated to Protospace
- Arrival Date: Pre-2013
- Removal Date: {{{removaldate}}}
- Replacements: {{{replacements}}}
- Location: Metalworking Shop/Welding
- Functional Status: Functional, needs tweaking (see Repair Notes)
- Usage Permissions: Open to Members
- Certification: Self-Taught
- Wiki-ID: [[{{{id}}}]]
Specs
- ??
Usage Notes
- Make and model are identical to woodshop tool Chop_Saw_(Ryobi), do not confuse
- Converted from a woodworking tool, not great at its job, plastic metal from sparks
- Eye protection mandatory, sparks fly everywhere
- Be cognizant of where spark stream is pointed, don't let people, electronics, or plastics get hit by sparks
- Place piece to be cut against the fence, slowly lower the cutting wheel.
- Do not use on aluminum unless using a disc designated and labeled for aluminum use only. Aluminum cutting will cause the disk to explode when the next person cuts steel.
Repair Notes
- Converted from woodworking tool
- Makeshift guards could be improved/replaced/secured better