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Safety Rules for Using Hole Saws and Diamond Blades

1. Introduction Working with hole saws and diamond blades requires special care. Improper use can lead to serious injuries and damage to the tools.

2. General safety rules

Before starting work, read the tool's instruction manual.
Make sure the tool is in good working order.
Use appropriate personal protective equipment (safety glasses, gloves, dust mask, hearing protection).
Work in a well-ventilated area, especially when dry cutting.

3. Safety rules when using hole saws

Use hole saws appropriate for the type of material being processed.
Attach the tool according to the manufacturer's recommendations.
Do not apply excessive pressure when drilling.
Check the condition of the blades regularly and replace them when worn.
Avoid overheating the tool by using appropriate rotational speeds and cooling.

4. Safety rules when using diamond blades

Choose discs that are suitable for their intended use (e.g. for concrete, stoneware, asphalt).
Install the disc in the direction of rotation marked by the manufacturer.
Never use damaged or cracked discs.
Do not use discs on materials for which they are not intended.
Maintain a stable position and a firm grip on the tool while working.

5. Procedure in the event of a breakdown or accident

If you notice any damage to the tool, stop working immediately.
In the case of minor injuries, they should be treated immediately, and in the case of more serious injuries, medical help should be called immediately.
Any incident must be reported to your supervisor or the appropriate occupational health and safety services.

6. Summary Following safety rules when working with hole saws and diamond blades significantly minimizes the risk of accidents. Regular maintenance of tools, use of appropriate work techniques and use of personal protective equipment are key elements of safe operation.