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Stockbridge in Hampshire is a honeypot for Londoners moving out. It has a wide street flanked by fine period houses, the River Test flowing prettily by, a hotel which is home to the Houghton Fishing Club and offers some of the best fly fishing in the world. But it also has a secret ingredient which has introduced a dash of youth and vigour to rural life – a fashionable delicatessen and coffee house called Thyme & Tides.
"This has made such a dramatic change to lives in Stockbridge," says Ed Cunningham of Knight Frank's country house department. "There is a deli with a proper fish shop and ice cream sold through the window in the summer, and the place has got a bit younger. A little bit of London has appeared in Stockbridge. People can move from the capital and can still have good coffee on the doorstep."
New rural incomers may not be mourning the loss of the village shop as much as we supposed because they can shop online. What they increasingly need, however, if agents are to be believed, is a place to buy artisan breads, freshly made cakes and light lunches, and somewhere to sip fine coffee made by a trained barista. On Sundays families want to do just what they did in the city and go out with the children to a country version of Carluccio's or Ottolenghi.
Russell Hill is a search agent for Haringtons, working across Hampshire, Surrey, Sussex, Wiltshire and Dorset, where he has noted the pulling power of the deli-cum-coffee-shop. "A lot of people from London have a cappuccino culture and they don't want to lose it," he says. "Mums with pushchairs love it, and retired couples do too. The presence of a good deli can clinch the decision to buy a house."
For instance, he says, in Alresford, Hampshire, the arrival of a Caracoli coffee shop has lifted the spirits. The aroma of coffee made with beans from a particular farm in Brazil, and cakes (Hampshire ale cake in winter, passion fruit and orange in summer) make the perfect pick-me-up for ex-Londoners whose husbands may be absent during the day.
Daylesford Organic, on the Bamford estate near Stow-on-the-Wold, blazed the trail and is now so well established that it has become a beacon for mummies in the Cotswolds. Its boast is that food goes straight from farm to fork, produced by its own butcher, creamery, vegetable gardens, bakery and deli. But it also now has supper clubs, a cookery school, a farm school and a spa. Fear not. Yoga, Pilates, facials, massages and transcendental meditation are all now available in the depths of Gloucestershire.
Prices are chunky in the property halo around Daylesfords, as each feeds the other. The embodiment of the Cotswold ideal, Dene House with five bedrooms and enchanting gardens, costs £1.373 million through Knight Frank (01285 659771). But you can still buy into the dream with a smaller budget. Jackson-Stops & Staff (01993 822661) is selling The Grange, a four-bedroom house in Kingham at £565,000.
Second-home owners are also among the new rural foodies. Paul and Sheila Eagles run Eagles deli and butchers at Deddington, near Banbury in Oxfordshire, and have found that freshly-made dishes (steak and kidney pies, frittatas, oriental duck noodle salads, coronation chicken) are gratefully snapped up by weekenders.
"We get a lot of people with weekend cottages and others with lots of money and big houses in the shop. They are lovely people," says Paul. "They also buy goodies to take back to London." He employs four chefs who also supply in-flight catering for private jets all over the country. If you want five-mile-high lobster thermidor, he is your man.
For the past seven years the Eagles have been living next door to the shop in a handsome Grade II listed four-bedroom house called Celandine. They are now retreating to their small country farm to put space between themselves and the deli. Hamptons International (01869 337001) is selling at £360,000.
"Ten years ago everything was about the Waitrose Effect," says Philip Harvey of homefinders Property Vision. "Now it is much more about the Deli Effect, as consumers opt for specialist foods from around the world. And as a result of the horsemeat scandal consumers are much keener to shop in delis, farmers' markets and butchers which sell local and organic products with known sources of origin."
1 Kingsbridge, Devon
Larkin House, a detached, three-bedroom home with views of the Salcombe Estuary is £615,000 through Marchand Petit (01548 857588). It is within walking distance of the local deli, Mangetout, which sells 50 different types of cheese and a huge range of charcuterie.
2 Bosham, West Sussex
Spindlewood, with four bedrooms is for sale at £975,000 through Strutt & Parker (01243 832600). Local deli is Doodle Deli for breads, cheese, charcuterie or sit and have coffee on cheery furniture.
3 Shaftesbury, Dorset
A two-bedroom cottage on historic cobbled Gold Hill with garden and views to Cranborne Chase, for sale at £325,000 through Jackson-Stops & Staff (01747 850859). Local deli is Turnbulls, which sells the best cheese for miles, bistro lunches and also English tapas, called Lay Susan, their speciality.
4 Sherborne, Dorset
A three-bedroom town house on The Old Green at £425,000 with Jackson-Stops & Staff (01935 810141). Local deli, Sabins, is known to locals as a mini Fortnum's, packed with patés, cheeses, quiches, pies and ready-made meals.
5 Hungerford, Berkshire
Lansdown House in the High Street, with six bedrooms, gorgeous garden, commoner's rights including miles of chalk stream fishing, at £1.2m through Strutt & Parker (01635 521707). Local deli is Cobbs Farm Shop, which has its own fishmonger, butchers, bakery, florist, a 50-acre farm and a vineyard.
6 Petworth, West Sussex
North House, with seven bedrooms and a swimming pool at £2.5m through Knight Frank (01428 770560). Local deli is The Hungry Guest, which sells slow fermented breads, Spanish charcuterie, Neal's Yard cheeses, cakes, pizzas and coffees.


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It seems like it was just a few short months ago we could not keep a listing on the market. The house went active on the MLS, received multiple offers, and then it was gone. It felt like it was all in a matter of days, maybe even hours. I had buyers say forget it I cannot keep up with this competition, and they stopped looking. Now, it feels like houses are sitting for weeks with no movement. Uh, oh … time to panic; time to make a drastic price reduction? Before you make big decisions, know this, this cycle is normal. Phew!
Over the past month showings have slowed down and this has caused sellers to feel like their house is doomed to stay on the market forever. The truth is that this down turn is very common this time of year. School starts the end of July, beginning of August, here in Ahwatukee so many home buyers have settled in prior to that day. School starts, vacations are over, and we get busy. According to Michael Orr, director of the Center for Real Estate Theory and Practice at Arizona State University, this happens in late summer. His expert opinion is that come October we will see the pick up again, with people wanting to be in houses before the holiday season. Then again the beginning of the year, we will see our typical spring rush develop.
So what does that mean for the home seller and buyer? For the seller, don't panic. If you have priced your house well and your house is in good condition, the buyers will come soon, hang in there. If you are a buyer, this is a good opportunity to take advantage of less competition, having some time to negotiate the deal and beat the potential demand that will hit in the next few weeks.
I know all the uncertainty is frustrating. The best thing to do is stay in communication with your agent. He or she can help you understand the market trends, for sellers share ideas that will make your house more appealing than the comps and for all parties, keep you informed on pricing. The market is poised to be busy soon and you want to be ready for it.
• Christie Ellis, owner of United Brokers Group, is a real estate broker specializing in the Ahwatukee area. She is the author of "Real Estate Agent CEMETERY: How to Survive the Fears, Challenges, and Mistakes That Can Kill Your Real Estate Career." Reach her at (480) 201-3575 or www.StopTheCarThisIsIt.com.


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Looking for unique backsplash ideas that are easy on the budget? A backsplash is the area behind your sink. Try a beaded board panel for a county kitchen feel. Give it two coats of high gloss paint for quick clean up. A sheet of glass can be painted on the back for a modern backsplash look. Seal well around the edges, so water can't seep in; or, try stainless steel stick on tiles for an industrial feel that will match your appliances. Remember, your backsplash sets the tone for the entire kitchen, so be creative.
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We have always used HP printers and are very placed with their performance. However, most of HP LaserJets are out of stock and have been for a while now. We are hesitant to use another brand, but may have too sooner or later.
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We have switched about 65 of our older HP LaderJet 4's to Kyocera FS-4000dn's. So far everything has been going well. We should be upgrading our old LaserJet 5's to the Kyocera model soon as well. The cost per page is lower compared to the HP 4250/4350's we had started buying which was definitely a plus. We've had a handful of small problems (paperjams, a bad fuser) but thats stuff that happens to all printers. But as of right now we are pretty pleased with them here. We still have several HP 4100's, 4250's and 4350's as well but HP seems to love to discontinue models.
The one thing to note though with the Kyocera's is that there is a waste toner bin on the side of the printer. Each replacement toner we get comes with a new one and they need to be changed after a couple of new toners are added. We have some issues with staff not replaceing them or just dumping out the toner and putting the bottle back in but the sensor still thinks that it is full. But if you're staff can catch on to replacing the bin when they replace the toner you should have no problem.
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Thank you for your post. I will consider Kyocera. Also, thanks for the heads-up on the waste toner bin. We may have an issue with our staff changing the waste toner bin.
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Enliven unleavened bread with herb-infused olive oil. Though you can use store-bought flavored oil to add a little zest to Passover matzo, we suggest creating your own version.
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- 2 cups extra-virgin olive oil
- 2 or 3 sprigs herbs (rosemary and thyme)
Heat olive oil over medium heat until just bubbling. Add herbs. Cook for 2 minutes, then remove from heat. Steep 1 to 2 hours. Strain out herbs, and funnel into a clean glass container. Refrigerate up to 1 week; bring to room temperature before using.
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To season matzo: Place matzo on a baking sheet, brush with infused oil, and sprinkle with fresh herbs and coarse salt. Bake at 350 degrees until the matzo is lightly browned at the edges, 5 to 6 minutes.


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1 Machine Safeguarding at the Point of Operation A Guide for Finding Solutions to Machine Hazards
2 About this document Machine Safeguarding at the Point of Operation is an Oregon OSHA Standards and Technical Resources Section publication. Thanks to the following individuals: Layout and design: Patricia Young, Oregon OSHA Editing and proofing: Mark Peterson, DCBS Communications Questions or comments? We d like to hear from you. Technical questions about this publication? Contact Ken Langley: , Contact Craig Hamelund: , Comments or suggestions for improving this guide? Contact Stephanie Ficek: , Piracy notice: Reprinting, excerpting, or plagiarizing this publication is fine with us as long as it s not for profit! Please inform Oregon OSHA of your intention as a courtesy. Above: Be Careful Near Machinery poster, created by Robert Lachenmann (1936) for the Federal Art Project. Source: Library of Congress: Prints and Photographs Online Catalogue.
3 Machine Safeguarding at the Point of Operation A Guide for Finding Solutions to Machine Hazards
4 Table of Contents The importance of machine safeguarding...4 Abrasive wheel grinder...6 Horizontal band saw...9 Vertical band saw CNC turning machine Compacting and baling equipment...14 Cut-off saws Drill press...18 Ironworker...19 Jointer...20 Metal lathe...21 Wood lathe...23 Milling machine Planer...26 Plastic injection molding...27 Portable abrasive grinder Portable belt sander...29 Portable circular saw...30 Portable jigsaw...32 Power press...33 Power press brake
5 Table of Contents Power roll forming and bending machine...42 Radial-arm saw...44 Robots...45 Belt sander Disk sander...48 Scroll (jig) saw...50 Shaper/router Shear Table saw...55 Guarding power-transmission apparatuses...57 Lockout/tagout...58 Risk-reduction hierarchy...59 Training guidelines Basic safety principles...62 Glossary of terms Oregon OSHA Services
6 The importance of machine safeguarding Most of us have heard the old adage about how machinery doesn t discriminate between product and people it will do the same to both. Many people discover this through unfortunate means: an injured machine operator sharing the details of his or her accident or a family member reflecting on the circumstances that took a loved one. Recent statistics that support the concern National Contact with objects and equipment (caught in, on, or under equipment or machinery only) More than 700 fatalities per year More than 200,000 lost workday injuries per year Oregon Contact with objects and equipment (caught in and struck by/against) 6 compensable fatalities per year 13.5 percent of all fatalities 3,407 accepted disabling injuries Oregon fatalities Operator pulled into a machine by a moving belt Worker caught in an irrigation spool Lathe operator hit by rotating bar stock Operator caught in keyed shaft (loose-fitting shirt contributed) Worker caught in a glue line conveyor Machines that have moving parts and workers who operate them have an uneasy relationship. Machines make workers more productive and enable them to form and shape material in ways that would be impossible with hand tools. Technology can make machines safer, but as long as workers need machines to help them process material to cut, shear, punch, bend, or drill they will be exposed to moving parts that could harm them. Much of the danger occurs at the point of operation, where the work is performed and where the machine cuts, shears, punches, bends, or drills. About this guide This guide focuses on point-of-operation hazards and safeguarding methods and offers a comprehensive look at equipment and machinery commonly found in various Oregon workplaces. It does not specify all machine guarding requirements or all types of machinery or equipment. The reference section addresses typical hazards and guarding solutions related to power transmission devices, lockout/tagout, and general safety principles for operating or maintaining machines and equipment. This guide also refers to many American National Standards. The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) publishes voluntary consensus standards on the care and use of machinery. ANSI standards provide guidance for complying with Oregon OSHA standards. ANSI standards are sometimes incorporated into Oregon OSHA regulations and employers are accountable for complying with the version specified. Oregon OSHA generally recommends, however, that employers follow the most recent ANSI standards. Of course, all original equipment operating manuals (OEMs) and other manufacturer suggestions must be strictly adhered to. In addition to ANSI, the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) standards provide requirements for personnel safety in the design, construction, and integration of machinery. ISO standards are voluntary. 4
7 Oregon OSHA standards related to machinery and machine guarding General Industry Division 2/Subdivision I, Personal Protective Equipment Division 2/Subdivision J, General Environmental Controls (Lockout/Tagout) Division 2/Subdivision N, Material Handling and Storage Division 2/Subdivision O, Machinery and Machine Guarding Division 2/Subdivision P, Hand and Portable Powered Tools Division 2/Subdivision R, Special Industries (sawmills, pulp and paper mills, etc.) Oregon OSHA Program Directive A-280, National Emphasis Program on Amputations Construction Division 3/Subdivision E, Personal Protective and Life Saving Equipment Division 3/Subdivision I, Tools Hand and Power Agriculture Division 4/Subdivision I, Protective Equipment Division 4/Subdivision J, Work Environment (Lockout/Tagout) Division 4/Subdivision N, Material Handling Division 4/Subdivision O, Equipment Guarding Division 4/Subdivision P, Small Tools Forest Activities Division 7/Subdivision D, Personal Protective Equipment and Programs Division 7/Subdivision H, Machines Used in Forest Activities Source: Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development. 5
8 Abrasive wheel grinder Abrasive wheels and grinding machines come in many styles, sizes, and designs. Both bench-style and pedestal (stand) grinders are commonly found in many industries. These grinders often have either two abrasive wheels or one abrasive wheel and one special-purpose wheel such as a wire brush, buffing wheel, or sandstone wheel. These types of grinders normally come with the manufacturer s safety guard covering most of the wheel, including the spindle end, nut, and flange projection. These guards must be strong enough to withstand the effects of a bursting wheel. In addition, a work rest and transparent shields are often provided. Tool rest DEWALT Industrial Tool Co. Hazard Bench-style and pedestal grinders create special safety problems due to the potential of the abrasive wheel shattering; exposed rotating wheel, flange, and spindle end; and a naturally occurring nip point that is created by the work rest. This is in addition to such concerns as flying fragments, sparks, air contaminants, etc. Cutting, polishing, and wire buffing wheels can create many of the same hazards. Grinding machines are powerful and designed to operate at high speeds. If a grinding wheel shatters while in use, the fragments can travel at more than 300 miles per hour. Exposed spindle end, flange, and nut. No tool/workrest. In addition, the wheels found on these machines (abrasive, polishing, wire, etc.) often rotate at several thousand revolutions per minute. The potential for serious injury from shooting fragments and the rotating wheel assemblies (including the flange, spindle end, and nut) is great. To ensure that grinding wheels are safely used in your workplace, know the hazards and how to control them. Solution Abrasive wheels used on bench and pedestal grinding machines must be equipped with safety guards. The safety guard encloses most of the wheel covering the flange, spindle end, and nut projection while allowing maximum exposure of the wheel periphery. The exposure of the wheel should not exceed 90 degrees or one-fourth of the periphery (see diagram below). 6 This exposure begins at a point not more than 65 degrees above the horizontal plane of the wheel spindle. Wherever the nature of the work requires contact with the wheel below the horizontal plane of the spindle, the exposure must not exceed 125 degrees.
9 Because the safety guard is designed to restrain the pieces of a shattered grinding wheel, the distance between the safety guard and the top periphery of the wheel must not be more than ¼ inch. If this distance is greater because of the decreased size of the abrasive wheel, then a tongue guard must be installed to protect workers from flying fragments in case of wheel breakage. This tongue guard should be adjustable to maintain the maximum ¼ inch distance between it and the wheel. An adjustable work rest must also be installed and maintained at a maximum clearance of 1 / 8 inch between it and the face of the wheel. In addition to offering a stable working position, this small clearance must be maintained to prevent the operator s hands or the work from being jammed between the wheel and the rest, which may cause serious injury or the wheel to break. Tongue guard Proper exposure angle (90 ) Adjustable tongue guards (1 4 ) Adjustable tool/work rest (1 8 ) Plastic glass (Plexiglas) shields are optional. They are not a substitute for eye and face protection and are not included as a part of the guard (unless they are adjusted accordingly and have strength equal to that of the safety guard). Tool rest Spindle guard All abrasive wheels must be closely inspected and ring-tested before mounting to ensure that they are free from cracks or other defects. Wheels should be suspended from the center mounting hole and tapped gently with a light, nonmetallic instrument. A stable and undamaged wheel will give a clear metallic tone or ring. If a wheel sounds dead or dull, it may be cracked. Do not use it. This is known as the ring test. The spindle speed of the machine must also be checked before mounting the wheel to be certain that it does not exceed the maximum operating speed marked on the wheel. Always follow the manufacturer s recommendations. References General Industry Oregon OSHA Division 2/Subdivision O, Construction Oregon OSHA Division 3/Subdivision I, (b)(7) & Agriculture Oregon OSHA Division 4/Subdivision O, OAR American National Standards Institute ANSI B7.1 Safety Code for the Use, Care, and Protection of Abrasive Wheels ANSI B11.9 Safety Requirements for Grinding Machines 7
10 Worker s Fatal Injury Leads to OSHA Citations, Penalties for Milwaukee Foundry Company Faces $156,500 Fine for Safety Shortcomings MILWAUKEE, WI Fatal injuries sustained by a foundry worker at Grede Foundries, Inc., Milwaukee Steel Foundry, Milwaukee, might have been avoided if safety procedures for abrasive grinding machinery had been followed, according to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration of the U.S. Department of Labor. OSHA proposed a $156,500 fine. Protecting the health and safety of workers in America is a chief goal of the U.S. Department of Labor, said U.S. Secretary of Labor Elaine L. Chao. OSHA s standards prescribe excellent methods to keep workers safe from the hazards associated with grinding wheels, and we will make certain standards are followed. OSHA s Milwaukee area office director, George Yoksas, said the agency opened an inspection of the foundry following the Jan. 7, 2003, accident that occurred when an abrasive wheel on a stand grinder exploded, propelling fragments that struck the grinder operator. The wheel guard was unable to contain the fragments from the 30-by-2-inch abrasive wheel. As a result of that investigation, OSHA proposed willful and serious citations alleging the lack of a preventative maintenance program, failure to ensure the grinder was running at an appropriate speed within the grinding wheel tolerance, and issues involving machine guarding and other adjustments to the machine. Source: Federal OSHA Regional News Release, July 7,
11 A horizontal band saw uses a thin, flexible, continuous metal band with cutting teeth on one edge. Horizontal band saws are used primarily for cutting metal stock, such as angle iron and other round and flat stock. The blade runs horizontally on two pulleys through two separate guides. The operator secures the stock on the table and manually assists the saw as it cuts. Horizontal band saw Hazard Horizontal band saw blade guard. Serious cuts or amputations can occur if the operator contacts the blade. Extreme caution is necessary because the operator s hands may come close to the saw blade, and the entire run of the blade cannot be fully guarded. Solution Guard the entire blade, except at the point of operation (the working portion of the blade between the two guides). Band saw wheels must be fully encased. Make sure the saw includes a tension-control device to indicate proper blade tension. References General Industry n Oregon OSHA Division 2/Subdivision O, General Requirements for All Machines American National Standards Institute n ANSI B11.10 Metal Sawing Machines RL Johnson Co. 9
12 Vertical band saw A vertical band saw uses a thin, flexible, continuous metal band with cutting teeth on one edge. It is a versatile saw used to cut both wood and metal stock and also to cut and trim meat. The blade runs on two pulleys, driver and idler, and through a work table where material is fed manually. In order to cut, the operator is required to hand-feed and manipulate the stock against the blade. The operator must also keep the stock flat on the work table and exert the proper amount of force. Hazard Serious cuts or amputations can occur if the operator contacts the blade. Extreme Vertical band saw caution is necessary because the operator s hands may come close to the saw blade and a band saw cannot be fully guarded. Solution Guard the entire blade except at the point of operation (the working portion of the blade between the bottom of the sliding guide rolls and the table). Use an adjustable guard for the portion of the blade above the sliding guide rolls so that it raises and lowers with the guide. Properly adjust the blade guide to fit the thickness of the stock and ensure the guard is as close as possible to the stock. Large portion of exposed blade at point of operation. Bandsaw wheels must be fully enclosed. References General Industry Oregon OSHA Division 2/Subdivision O, (i) Agriculture Oregon OSHA Division 4/Subdivision O, OAR (4) American National Standards Institute ANSI 01.1 Woodworking Machinery Safety Requirements ANSI B11.10 Metal Sawing Machines University of British Columbia 10
13 CNC turning machine Computer numerically controlled (CNC) machining centers cut and shape an assortment of precision products from automobile parts to general machine parts. Operating in either horizontal or vertical positions, CNC machinery includes machining tools such as lathes, multiaxis spindles, and milling and boring machines; the functions formerly performed by human operators are performed by a computercontrol module. CNC machinery is either hand CNC control panel loaded or automatically fed. Most CNC machinery is partially or totally enclosed by metal enclosures equipped with thermoplastic vision panels, most commonly polycarbonate. Hazard Two primary hazards arise from CNC turning operations: Entanglement and the ejection of parts. Serious lacerations, fractures, amputations, or even death can occur if an operator contacts or becomes entangled in or between the tooling or rotating work piece. Similar injuries or death can also occur from being struck by ejected parts (e.g., cutters or other tools, chucks, or the work piece). Although the risk of injury from ejected parts is lessened due to the interlocked enclosure of CNC machinery, recent research has shown that polycarbonate materials used in the unit s vision panels can degrade after exposure to the metalworking fluids and lubricants used in the machining process. Over time, vision panels may not be able to contain ejected parts. Most ejections at CNC turning machines are caused by a setup error or failing to properly maintain work-holding devices. Unexpected movement or startup caused by faults in the control system can also cause serious injury. Solution To prevent access into the point-of-operation area, ensure the CNC machine is fully enclosed and equipped with an interlocked guard (door). The cutting tools should not start unless the door is in a closed position and should stop when the door is opened. Many machines lock the guard in position during operation and can only be opened when the tooling stops. If access into the point of operation is infrequent, install a fixed enclosure that can be removed only for maintenance activities. 11
14 CNC turning machine continued Automatic loading and unloading methods and automatic tool changing further reduce the exposure to the point of operation. To prevent injury from ejected parts, make sure the polycarbonate vision panels are strong enough to contain ejected parts. Also, verify the appropriate rotational speed for the particular work piece and inspect the chuck jaw assemblies, work piece clamps, and all component parts of the turning fixtures. References General Industry Oregon OSHA Division 2/Subdivision O, General Requirements for All Machines HSE Engineering Information Sheet #33 CNC turning machines: Controlling risks from ejected parts ANSI B11.22 Safety Requirements for Turning Center and Automatic Numerically Controlled Turning Machines ANSI B11.23 Safety Requirements for Machining Centers and Automatic Numerically Controlled Milling, Drilling, and Boring Machines OSHA Safety Hazard Information Bulletin Potential Hazards Associated with the Use of Replacement Materials for Machine Guarding (June 23, 2000) Determine if the polycarbonate vision panels are strong enough to contain ejected parts. 12
15 HAZARD ALERT What happened? CNC Lathe Safety A machinist died when he was struck by a 40-pound pump rotor he was turning in a vertical CNC metal lathe. The rotor was a different size than others he had worked on and the chuck jaws were not properly extended to secure it. While he was standing in front of the machine s Lexan viewing window, the rotor suddenly dislodged from the chuck jaws, broke through the window, and struck him in chest. The force of the blow knocked him back 27 feet off the work platform and onto a concrete floor. Lexan window 27 Feet Photo of the accident site: The CNC lathe is in the upper left. How to prevent similar injuries Ensure that the parts being machined are the appropriate size so that they engage properly with the chuck and the cutting tool. Remember Lexan windows are not guards. Do not rely on them to protect you if a part ejects from the chuck. Oregon OSHA For more information: CNC Turning Machines: Controlling Risks from Ejected Parts (HSE Engineering Information Sheet #33) Potential Hazards Associated with the Use of Replacement Materials for Machine Guarding (OSHA Hazard Information Bulletin ) Hazard alerts provide information on unusual safety or health hazards or unusual or hazardous materials or practices. For more information contact the Oregon OSHA Standard and Technical Resources Section at , toll-free at , or visit our website at OR-OSHA 2993 (3/15) 13
16 Compacting and baling equipment Compacting and baling equipment reduces large amounts of solid waste to smaller, more manageable units by means of powered rams. In general, compactors compress refuse into containers for transport. Baling equipment is designed to compress material (e.g., cardboard boxes) and produce a bale (bound or unbound) that is handled as a unit. A wide range of hazards exist simply due to the size, configuration, and operation of compactors and balers. Some machines allow direct access to the compression chamber, while others have a hopper or chute through which material feeds into the machine. Machines may operate in a manual, semiautomatic, or automatic mode. The rams may move vertically or horizontally. Pacific Compactor Corporation Hazard Workers can be crushed by the ram motion if guarding is missing or bypassed, or if lockout procedures are not followed during maintenance activities. Older compacting equipment may not have appropriate interlock guarding or may not have enough guarding to enclose the chamber or point-of-operation area completely. Severe injury and death can also occur during service or maintenance tasks on or inside an energized or jammed machine if the machine cycles automatically or if the machine is activated by another worker who is unaware that someone is inside the chamber. Because ram motion stops during a jam, workers may not recognize that the machine remains energized and that the ram could activate unexpectedly. Similarly, if conveyors are used to feed material into a compactor or baler, workers may mistakenly believe that shutting down the conveyor also prevents the compactor or baler from operating. In addition to the hazardous-energy potential, working inside these machines may also present confined-space hazards such as hazardous atmospheres and engulfment. Solution Access covers and point-of-operation guarding must be interlocked in such a manner that the compactor cannot be operated if the guard or loading door is removed or opened. Most compactors and balers today prevent workers from reaching into the point of operation by configuration, cycling controls, and interlock guarding that interrupt or reverse the ram s motion if the compression chamber doors are opened. However, older equipment may not have these features and it would be wise to consult with the manufacturer for possible retrofits or upgrades. Whenever unjamming, adjusting, cleaning, repairing, or performing other maintenance tasks, the machine must be isolated from all its energy sources and locked out. If conveyors are used, they should be interconnected so that a single, lockable device can de-energize and isolate the power to both machines. Lockout procedures are further explained on Page 58. Follow permit-required confined space entry procedures whenever working inside these machines. Also, refer to Oregon OSHA s rules for Stationary Compactors, Self-Contained Compactors, and Balers for specific control, marking, and signage requirements. 14
17 References General Industry Oregon OSHA Division 2/Subdivision O, OAR Stationary Compactors, Self-Contained Compactors, and Balers Oregon OSHA Division 2/Subdivision J, The Control of Hazardous Energy (Lockout/Tagout) Oregon OSHA Division 2/Subdivision J, Confined Spaces ANSI Z245.2 Stationary Compactors Safety Requirements ANSI Z245.5 Baling Equipment Safety Requirements NIOSH Publication No Preventing Deaths and Injuries While Compacting or Baling Refuse Material Sixteen-year-old produce-market worker dies from crushing injuries Caught in a vertical downstroke baler A 16-year-old male produce-market worker died from crushing injuries after being caught in the vertical downstroke baling machine that he was operating. The victim, working alone in the basement of a small produce market, was crushing cardboard boxes when at some point in the compacting process he was caught by the machine s hydraulic ram. The victim was discovered by an exterminator spraying the basement, who told the store manager to call police and emergency medical services (EMS). Subsequent examination by investigators revealed that the safety interlock had been bypassed, allowing the machine to operate with the loading door in the open position. The victim may have reached into the baling chamber during a compression cycle to adjust a tie wire or a liner box and was caught by the ram platen. NIOSH investigators concluded that, to help prevent similar incidents, employers should: Ensure that all safety devices on baling machines are functioning correctly and enforce proper operation. Ensure that employees, including management personnel, know and understand the importance of the machine s safety features. Comply with child labor laws that prohibit youths under the age of 18 from operating or assisting in operation of paper balers. Develop and implement a comprehensive employee safety program that includes training in the safe operation of machinery and the importance of the machine s safety devices. Source: NIOSH FACE Report
18 Cut-off saws Although there are many specific types of cut-off saws, they are all circular saws designed to cross-cut stock at exact lengths and angles. The following are some of the common cut-off saws used today. Miter saw A miter saw is a versatile circular power saw mounted on a hinged frame and designed to make accurate angle cuts. When the blade is lowered in a chopping motion, the blade cuts through the work piece, passing through a slot in the base. Chop saw A chop saw is a lightweight circular saw mounted on a springloaded pivoting arm and supported by a metal base. The operator clamps the stock to the fence, pulls the blade through the work piece, and guides the saw back to its upright position. Chop saws typically do not have the cutting capacity of miter saws. Swing saw Swing saws, both overhead and inverted, are swung from a pivot, either above or below the saw arbor. The operator positions the stock, pulls the saw across to make the cut, and then returns the saw to its original position. Jump saw Similar to an inverted swing saw, a jump saw is a circular saw located underneath the stock and hold down (clamp) and is attached on an arm that pivots from behind the saw arbor at approximately the same height. After the stock is positioned, the blade comes up, cuts the stock, and drops below the table surface. These undertable saws are normally operated by a knee or foot pedal. Miter saw Chop saw DEWALT Industrial Tool Inc. DEWALT Industrial Tool Inc. Hazard Severe cuts to or amputations of the fingers or hands can occur if they come in contact with the saw blade. If the rotating blade is not properly guarded, exposure can occur during operation or when the saw is idling. Overhead swing saws can pose additional hazards if the return device fails, if the saw bounces forward from a retracted position, or if the saw blade is able to go past the Miter saw, unguarded edge of the table, possibly contacting the operator s body. Although not as common as with ripsaws, hazardous kickbacks might also occur. 16
19 Solution Overtable cut-off saws (miter, chop, and overhead swing saws) must be provided with fixed hood guards that enclose the arbor and top half of the saw. These saws also must be equipped with a self-adjusting lower blade guard that automatically adjusts itself to the thickness of the material being cut and provides continuous protection from the blade. Most guards supplied by manufacturers are designed to move out of the way as the blade nears the cut. If a guard seems slow to return to its normal position, adjust or repair it immediately. Overhead swing saw missing a lower blade guard and extending beyond table edge. Overhead swing saws must be provided with a device (i.e., counterweight) to return the saw automatically to the back of the table when released at any point of its travel. Limit chains must also be provided to keep the saw from swinging beyond the front or back edges of the table. Inverted (undertable) swing saws and jump saws, when idling, are guarded by their enclosure. During operation, a hood-type guard or clamping means must be provided for the blade portion that protrudes above the table or above the stock being cut in addition to holding down the stock. These saws must have a nose guard affixed to the saw table in front of the hood guard (or another method providing equivalent protection) to prevent accidental entry of fingers or hands into the path of the saw blade from the front (Oregon OSHA Hazard Alert, Nose Guards, applicable for cut-off, inverted swing cut-off, and similar saws). References Properly guarded jump saw. General Industry Oregon OSHA Division 2/Subdivision O, (g) Swing saw Oregon OSHA Division 2/Subdivision O, (h)(1) Miter/chop saw Construction Oregon OSHA Division 3/Subdivision I, (g)(1) Miter/chop saw Agriculture Oregon OSHA Division 4/Subdivision O, Missing nose guard on a jump saw. OAR (5) American National Standards Institute ANSI O1.1 Woodworking Machinery Safety Requirements 17
20 Drill press The drill press is a versatile machine that uses a multiple-cutting-edged drill bit secured in a rotating chuck to bore and drill holes, normally into wood stock. Either in floor or bench-top designs, drill presses are usually arranged vertically, requiring the operator to raise and lower an operating handle in order to control the drill bit. These machines also have variable speeds and some have multiple spindles for gang drilling. The most commonly used drill press is a single-spindle, floor-mounted, belt-driven machine for non-production drilling. Hazard Serious lacerations and entanglement can occur if operators contact the rotating bit or chuck, or when operators try to hold the stock by hand when drilling. If not adequately secured, the stock can spin violently and contact the operator and others nearby. Also, injuries can occur from a projected chuck key if it is left in the chuck. Solution Use jigs or fixtures to fasten the stock Vertical drill press with vise (to prevent stock from spinning). to the bed and stabilize the work piece. This allows the stock to be secured for drilling and the operator s free hand to be positioned away from the rotating chuck and drill bit. The drill bit is more likely to grab and twist an unstable work piece. In many repetitive drilling applications, specially designed guards or shields are installed to protect the operator from the potential exposure to rotating drill chucks and drill bits. A fixed universal-type shield can be used on larger gang drills. References General Industry n Oregon OSHA Division 2/Subdivision O, (l) n ANSI 01.1 Woodworking Machinery Safety Requirements n ANSI B11.8 Drilling Milling, and Boring Machines 18
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Hi, I have been back testing my EA for a while now and would like to trade it live.
However, when I run it live, 3 different pairs for example, I realised that that the orderstotal() was interfering with one another.
if(OrdersTotal()==0) { //--- Buystop and Sellstop int ticket=OrderSend(Symbol(),OP_SELLSTOP,LotSize,OfferOpen,3,OfferStopLoss,OfferTakeProfit,"SELLSTOP",0,0,clrGreen); int ticket2=OrderSend(Symbol(),OP_BUYSTOP,LotSize,BidOpen,3,BidStopLoss,BidTakeProfit,"BUYSTOP",0,0,clrGreen);
Is there a way for the OrdersTotal() to count only those of its pair?
if(OrdersTotal()==1) { for (int i=1; i<=OrdersTotal(); i++) //Cycle for all orders.. { //--- Selecting of Open Order if(OrderSelect(i-1,SELECT_BY_POS,MODE_TRADES)==true)
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Hello everyone in spiceworld,
I have an external hard drive attached to my server 2003. It is there for the students to save there work.
It is a network drive: StudentData on 'Dcsvr1' (X:)
The students have there own folder on this drive to save there work to.
The problem that I am having is that they have a 'my documents' folder inside there folder and I cannot get access to it, without going through the process of taking ownership.
But when I take ownership of the 'My Documents' folder and open it I have to do the same process over again to see anything else inside this folder.
Am I missing a step in the take ownership process to let me open all the folders and sub folders inside the original folder?
The reason is that everyday I get asked by either a teacher or a student to see if I can find a Word document, power point, etc., that the student is looking for. If it is in the 'My Documents' folder I cannot see anything unless I go through the steps of taking ownership.
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Mar 5, 2012 at 11:12 UTC
Mar 5, 2012 at 11:38 UTC
You could also format the drive FAT32 and avoid all those pesky permissions issues.
I'm only kidding, well sort of kidding.
Mar 5, 2012 at 1:00 UTC
A few things to notice here... If you take ownership of this folder, you may receive error messages in the workstation. To prevent this, take ownership, give yourself permissions, then give folder ownership back. If you use quotas, you'll have to do this, or otherwise the folder will not count towards the user's quota.
More importantly, you may notice that soon you won't be able to access the folders again, even though you took ownership before. There's a checkbox in the My Documents folder redirection, "Grant the user exclusive rights to Documents". Uncheck that.
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Sarmad Kadiri, one of the well-known faces in the automobile media industry, has moved on from Car India and Bike India (Next Gen Publishing) magazines, after working in the company for over six years. He has joined automobile portal ZigWheels from Times Internet as Associate Editor, where he will be an integral part of the web portal Zigwheels.com and the ZigWheels magazine. He will be based out of Mumbai and will report to Editor Vikrant Singh.
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If Only! - Poem by Flencirose Basera
If only I could just connect.
A hand maybe, a touch or a knee jolt.
Can't I just bump into him?
Maybe he can feel my warmth!
These emotions are so real.
I feel young and carefree.
I feel the feelings long lost.
Feelings that were only a dream.
The tension that builds up.
At the core of my heart.
When he responds to me.
My heart skips a beat and races!
Who am I to deserve thus?
Who am I really?
The one whose bones were sticking out.
Stuck together by a figment of the one.
Love grew when hope was given.
When encouragement was poured.
When care and compassion were shown.
Through actions and prayer!
Can I at least find my true love?
From a source so unlikely!
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Passions to surpass all!
If only I can tell him.
He whom I love very much!
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