Bench Tools

Bench tools are always divided according to the functions like cutting, drilling or grinding. For cutting, there are cut of say, table saw, miter saw, tile cutter etc. For drilling, there are drill press and diamond drilling machine. For grinding, there is bench grinder.

● Quality: Invest in high-quality tools that are durable and reliable, and choose brands with a good reputation.

● Purpose: Consider whether you need a desktop tool based on the specific tasks you perform. For example: choose a chop saw for cutting iron, steel bars or angle steel, or a miter saw for precise cuts of wood or soft metals.

● Ergonomics: Choose tools that are comfortable to use and won’t cause stress or fatigue over long periods of use.

● Versatility: Look for tools that have multiple functions and can be used in a variety of workplaces so you can use them for a variety of tasks.

● Budget: Set a budget for your desktop tools and prioritize the essentials. You can always add more tools as needed. Overall, choosing a desktop tool that suits your needs, is well-made, and fits within your budget will make your job easier and more efficient.

1. Pay attention to grounding to prevent electric shock.

2. Install and fix firmly to prevent sliding and overturning.

1. Use a blower or vacuum cleaner to remove dust. 2. For more stubborn dirt, use a mild cleaning solution to remove it. 3. Organize bench tools by type or function. Usually, they can be folded and put in the corner. By following these steps, you can keep your bench tools clean, organized, and well-maintained, resulting in a more efficient and productive workspace.

1. Overload due to excessive manual operating pressure: When operating, gradually increase the force and do not use excessive force.

2. Work exceed the capacity of the bench tool: do not process overly thick or oversized work pieces, and do not overuse it.