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Safety reminders and practical shop references
Use this page when you want a quick refresher on lathe setup, grinder habits, dust, face shields, finishing rags, and other safety basics members come back to over time.
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The shop reminders members usually want first
If you only need a quick refresher, these are the first PDFs most members come back to.
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Use the newsletter archive when you want older club examples
These links are best for background, recurring reminders, and the longer club conversation around shop safety. They are not a substitute for live standards or manufacturer guidance.
Good for older reminders, recurring safety columns, and shop-habit follow-up in past issues.
Grinder Find grinder references and sharpening-related safety notesUseful when you want older club examples around wheel use, sharpening habits, and setup.
Dust Pull up the older dust and cleanup mentions from the archiveHelpful when dust collection and breathing protection start turning into “I’ll fix it later.”
Faceshields See older notes on face shields and personal protectionGood for members who want the club’s older written reminders around basic protection habits.
Finishing Follow finishing and cleanup references that overlap with shop safetyUseful when rag disposal, finishes, or shop cleanup starts blending into the rest of the work.
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Safety PDF library
The full library stays below when you want the dated record rather than the shorter list above.
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Earlier versions of these safety references were also available on the public CWT woodturning safety page .
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Mentors, safety references, handouts, and related learning links.
Handouts Open the local handout archiveBrowse the demo notes, class PDFs, and repeat-use references.
Events See classes and meetingsUse the calendar for club nights, shop time, and classes.
Contact Reach club leadershipUse the Contact page for the main club inbox, leadership follow-up, and mentor questions.