Power tools are essential to completing a majority of the tasks on a job site. They are amped up to be able to do tasks that hand tools can’t do or make it more efficient by performing faster. But with this improved performance and power, comes a higher chance of injury or accident. So when dealing with power tools, always use them the way they were made to be used. Don’t “MacGyver” a tool to perform something it wasn’t meant to do. Always know where your hands, feet, and all body parts are in relation to the blade, bit, etc… ALWAYS inspect a tool before use to make sure it is in safe working condition.