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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
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RED TOOLBOX CARPENTRY RULES:
When doing carpentry work, always make sure to:
1. Pull back long hair.
2. Wear safety goggles to protect your eyes while working.
3. Wear a short-sleeved shirt or rolled-up sleeves.
4. Wear a tool belt to hold screws, nails and small tools.
5. Wear closed work shoes.
GLUE:
Glue is used to join small parts or reinforce bolted fixtures:
6. Apply non-toxic white carpenter's glue evenly
on one part.
7. Rub both parts against each other to spread the glue.
8. After joining both parts, some of the glue will leak out
and should be wiped with a damp cloth.
HANDSAW:
9. Each part should be clamped and fastened tightly on both sides.
10-11. Start by sawing backwards a few strokes, then use long strokes forwards and
backwards at a 15 degree angle. Always keep the hand that is not sawing away from the
saw. Saw using vertical strokes.
COPING SAW:
12. Saw using vertical strokes. Always keep the hand that is not sawing away from the saw.
HAMMER:
13. Wear protective gloves when using a hammer. Hold the nail at a 90 degree angle from
the surface. Hit the nail gently a few times to set in place, then remove the hand holding
the nail away from the hammer, while hammering the nail all the way in.
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FILE:
Filing should be done after cutting any piece of wood. Filing is used to remove material,
create an angle or smooth out a part that has been cut. If one side is not smoothened out
and then joined with another, the combined piece will not be stable.
14. Hold the file with your index finger placed on its metal
part and use vertical strokes. Start out with a file, then
switch to sandpaper.
15-17. After achieving the shape you want with the file (smooth/rounded/slanted), the
whole piece may be sanded using sandpaper to achieve a smoother overall appearance.
Use a piece of sandpaper rolled over a straight piece of wood (you can use the extra piece
left over from cutting).
It's best to sand the wood surface before painting or coating.
DRILL/SCREWDRIVER:
18-19. Drilling and screwing should be done at a 90 degree angle, while the wood is held in
place by an adult or with a clamp. While drilling or screwing, apply slight pressure to the
drill. To take out the drill after finishing drilling, keep the drill working and pull up slowly
until release. The drill-bit gets hot after drilling so take caution.
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* To operate the drill and
its components, see the
User Manual enclosed with
the Cordless Drill.
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