GeoSlice Pro 3000 Training Guide

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This guide provides comprehensive training for the safe and effective use of the GeoSlice Pro 3000 table saw in the geology lab.

The GeoSlice Pro 3000 is a high-precision table saw designed for cutting geological samples. This guide will cover its features, safe operation procedures, and maintenance requirements.

Model: GeoSlice Pro 3000
Manufacturer: RockTech Industries
Key Features:
- 14-inch diamond-tipped blade
- 3 HP motor
- Maximum cutting depth: 4 inches
- Adjustable cutting speed
- Water cooling system

Always wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):
- Safety goggles
- Hearing protection
- Dust mask
- Cut-resistant gloves
Never operate the saw without the blade guard in place
Ensure the water cooling system is functioning before starting a cut
Keep the work area clean and free of clutter
Never reach across the blade while it's in motion

For complete safety guidelines, refer to the Table Saw Safety Guidelines.

Inspect the blade for damage or wear
Check the water reservoir level
Ensure all guards and safety features are in place
Verify the power cord is in good condition

1. Put on all required PPE
2. Turn on the water cooling system
3. Adjust the blade height and angle as needed
4. Position your sample on the sliding table
5. Turn on the main power switch
6. Slowly guide the sample through the blade

1. Measure and mark your sample
2. Secure the sample to the sliding table
3. Align the marked cut line with the blade
4. Slowly push the sliding table forward to make the cut
5. Allow the blade to come to a complete stop before removing the sample

5. Maintenance

Clean the saw after each use
Check and refill the water cooling system daily
Inspect and clean the blade weekly
Lubricate moving parts monthly
Schedule professional maintenance annually

Problem	Possible Cause	Solution
——-	————–	——–
Saw won't start	Power issue	Check power connection and fuses
Excessive vibration	Loose or damaged blade	Tighten or replace blade
Poor cut quality	Dull blade or incorrect speed	Replace blade or adjust cutting speed
Water not flowing	Clogged system or empty reservoir	Clean system or refill water

Remember, only personnel who have completed this training and received hands-on instruction are permitted to operate the GeoSlice Pro 3000. If you have any questions or need additional assistance, please contact the lab supervisor.