Wear safety goggles and hearing protection

Use any blade available for the job

Keep hands close to the moving blade

Unplug after changing attachments

Kickback

Electric shock

Burns

Falling debris

Flying debris

Slipping on wet surfaces

Inhaling toxic fumes

Entanglement (loose clothing, hair)

Small parts or bits breaking off

Electric shock from improper use

Dust inhalation

Increased risk of fire due to overheating

Cuts and lacerations

Burns and electrical shock

Chemical exposure

Hearing loss

Wear safety goggles and hearing protection

Use the wrong bit for the fastener

Hold the tool loosely with one hand

Over-tighten fasteners

Wear safety goggles and a dust mask

Use the wrong attachment for the job

Keep hands close to the spinning bit

Unplug before changing attachments

Wear safety goggles and gloves

Use a dull blade for the material

Hold the saw with one hand

Unplug before changing blades

Flying fasteners

Excessive vibration

Battery overheating

Loud clanking sounds

Blade breakage

Electrical shock

Noise pollution

Excessive vibration

Wear safety goggles

Use a dull blade

Keep hands and fingers close to the cutting path

Use quick, jerky strokes

Sparks and flying debris

Excessive vibration

Electrical shock

Inadequate ventilation

Wear a face shield, gloves, and hearing protection

Use the wrong wheel for the job

Inspect the wheel for cracks after use

Hold the tool loosely with one hand

Wear safety goggles and tie back long hair

Use any drill bit available

Keep hands close to the rotating bit

Ignore damaged cords or batteries

Always wear eye and ear protection

Use a dull blade for better control

Disable safety guards for easier access

Stand directly behind the saw for better visibility