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===Shutdown and Housekeeping=== *Remove all workpieces, tools, and fixtures *Store collet adapter on the rack with wrenches and crank handle *Store push blocks on the peg board *Store clamps on the wood room rack, wood room peg board, CNC room peg board, or tool room (small clamps only) *Wipe exterior with a brush (table, handles) *Remove dust collector hose and check for debris/clogs (replace when done) *Sweep floor around router table, small band saw Tips and tricks: *To check if the bit is dull, run your fingernail along the edge. If it catches, the bit is sharp. If it slides along smoothly, the bit is dull and should be replaced. *General rule of thumb: the depth of cut should be half of the diameter of the tool. For example, a 1/4" tool would have a max depth of cut of 1/8". Deeper cuts can be done in multiple passes.
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