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Understand General Tool Safety Tips
Obtain Electrical Safety Tips for Cutout Tools
Engage in Personal Safety Behaviors for Cutout Tools
How to Use a Cutout Tool
Understand Cutout Tool Safety Instructions
How to Control a Cutout Tool
Learn the Parts of a Cutout Tool
How to use the Depth Gage in Cutout Tools
How to Remove the Bit in a Cutout Tool
How to Install a Bit in Cutout Tools
How to Cut an Outlet Box in Drywall
How to Mark an Outlet Box
How to Cut an Electrical Outlet Hole
How to Install an Electrical Outlet Box
How to Clean & Care for Cutout Tools
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Summary: Learn how to operate various cutout tools safely in this free educational video series.
"Hi! This is Jon on behalf of Expert Village. In this video clip I will be talking about tool use and care. You always want to use clamps or a vice or some other appropriate method of clamping your work piece. Now typically you will be using this on drywall that has already been installed in a wall so the screw holding that drywall up will be sufficient. You never want to force the tool. If the tool does not turn on when you switch it on and turn off when you switch it off, you do not want to use the tool. Anytime you are going to service the tool or make any adjustment, you want to make sure and remove the battery pack or unplug it from the wall if it has a cord. And lastly before you use the tool, you want to check it over for any loose pieces or parts or pieces that look damaged. You want to make sure that it is in good operating condition."
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