Level 3

It is accepted practice to use a broken tool for a short time until it is replaced with one that is not broken

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Tools are properly stored to make them accessible in a timely manner

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General safety rules for all tool use include keeping hands and other body parts away from the sharp edges of saws, knives, chisels, and other cutting and shaping tools; always stand behind cutting and shaping tools when in use; and never touch sharp blades with bare hands or fingers.

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Before changing the blade or settings of a power tool, make sure it is disconnected from the power source.

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Oriented strand board is considered to be an acceptable substitute for plywood.

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A nail with a blunt point is likely to split the wood while being driven

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A properly designed and equipped jobsite increases productivity and reduces the chance of injuries

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A print contains object lines; these are solid lines used to produce a drawing of a structure or an object

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When looking at a print, a hidden line is an evenly dashed line that indicates surfaces or intersections that are hidden behind some other part of the object or structure, or that are not seen in that specific view

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A border line is the heavy unbroken line that outlines a drawing on a print

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