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==Specs==

Make and Model: Bosch 4100 10” table saw

|name=Table Saw

 

|make=Bosch

==Safety==

|model=4100 10”

* [[General Woodshop Safety Rules]]

|Team=Woodshop Team

|PPE=* Guards

|guests=With Supervision

|training=Optional

|safetyInfo=* [[General Woodshop Safety Rules]]

* Eye protection required, ear protection highly recommended

* Eye protection required, ear protection highly recommended

* Don't rush, plan your cuts. The table saw is how woodworkers lose fingers.  

* Don't rush, plan your cuts. The table saw is how woodworkers lose fingers.  

* The table saw makes a lot of sawdust which can quickly become a slipping hazard. Be sure to stop and sweep/vacuum the floor around as necessary  

* The table saw makes a lot of sawdust which can quickly become a slipping hazard. Be sure to stop and sweep/vacuum the floor around as necessary  

* Use the saw with all safety devices (blade guard, riving knife, anti-kickback pawl) in place as much as possible, and use a pair of push sticks for when ripping stock narrower than 6" wide.  

* Use the saw with all safety devices (blade guard, riving knife, anti-kickback pawl) in place as much as possible, and use a pair of push sticks for when ripping stock narrower than 6" wide.  

* Do not rip pieces shorter than about 12” long, nor pieces so narrow they are at risk of falling through the throat plate.  

* Do not rip pieces shorter than about 12” long, nor pieces so narrow they are at risk of falling through the throat plate.

 

|trainingInfo=Training on the table saw consists of two parts - an online module via google classrooms which must be completed first, followed by an in-person training session. Training covers the basics of table saw usage, including the following:

==Training==

Training on the table saw consists of two parts - an online module via google classrooms which must be completed first, followed by an in-person training session. Training covers the basics of table saw usage, including the following:

* Ripping a piece of wood with safety devices in place

* Ripping a piece of wood with safety devices in place

* Removing blade guard, riving knife, and anti-kickback pawl.  

* Removing blade guard, riving knife, and anti-kickback pawl.  

* Cross cutting a piece of wood with the cross-cut sled or mitre gauge  

* Cross cutting a piece of wood with the cross-cut sled or mitre gauge  

* Re-installing blade guard, riving knife and anti-kickback pawl.

* Re-installing blade guard, riving knife and anti-kickback pawl.