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This document lists carpentry tools and equipment that an apprentice has received instruction and demonstrated competence in safely using. It is signed by the apprentice to confirm they understand how to safely operate both hand tools like saws, chisels and hammers, as well as power tools such as circular saws, drills, nail guns and planers. The apprentice also confirms they have been inducted on tool maintenance and proper use of personal protective equipment.
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_________
Factors Affecting the Life of a Cutting Tool
. Type of material being cut
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