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    1) Make sure the screwdriver tip fits snugly in the screw slot without being too loose or too tight. 2) Do not use a screwdriver as a chisel, punch, or pry bar as this can cause the tip to break and send sharp fragments flying. 3) Take care when using screwdrivers around live wires or applying excessive heat as this could damage the tool or cause injury.

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    1) Make sure the screwdriver tip fits snugly in the screw slot without being too loose or too tight. 2) Do not use a screwdriver as a chisel, punch, or pry bar as this can cause the tip to break and send sharp fragments flying. 3) Take care when using screwdrivers around live wires or applying excessive heat as this could damage the tool or cause injury.

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    1) Make sure the screwdriver tip fits snugly in the screw slot without being too loose or too tight. 2) Do not use a screwdriver as a chisel, punch, or pry bar as this can cause the tip to break and send sharp fragments flying. 3) Take care when using screwdrivers around live wires or applying excessive heat as this could damage the tool or cause injury.

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    ScrewdriverSafetyRules

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    1) Make sure the screwdriver tip fits snugly in the screw slot without being too loose or too tight. 2) Do not use a screwdriver as a chisel, punch, or pry bar as this can cause the tip to break and send sharp fragments flying. 3) Take care when using screwdrivers around live wires or applying excessive heat as this could damage the tool or cause injury.

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    BASIC SAFETY RULES THAT APPLY TO THE USE OF A SCREWDRIVER

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    o Make sure that the tip fits the slot of the screw; not too loose and not too tight.
    o Do not use a screwdriver as a cold chisel or punch.
    o Do not use a screwdriver near I ive wires (or any other tool, for that matter).
    o Do not expose a screwdriver to excessive heat.
    o Redress aworn tip with afile in order to regain agood straight edge.
    o Discard a screwdriver that has a worn or broken handle.
    o A screwdriver should never be used as a pry bar. If it is over-stressed in this manner, the
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    o This tip is too narrow for the screw
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    slot; it will bend or break under pressure.
    o A rounded or worn tip. Such a tip will ride out of the slot as pressure is applied.
    o This tip is too thick. It will only serve to chew up the slot of the screw.
    o A chisel ground tip will also ride out of the screw slot. Best to discard it.
    o This tip fits, but it is too wide and will tear the wood as the screw is driven home.
    o The right tip. This tip is a snug fit in the slot and does not project beyond the screw
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    hardwood or when the screw is near the edge of a board. Pilot holes can be made in softwood, and in
    some hardwoods, with an awl — if the screws to be used are small. However, if you are driving No. 6 and
    larger screws it is best to drill a pi I of hole or use a threaded screw hole starter. Pilot holes should
    always be made if the screws are to be driven into dense hardwoods.
    If the screw is a flathead, the pilot hole should also be countersunk so the head of the screw will be flush
    with the work when it is driven home.
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