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I'd love to help my dad with some home improvement..but i seem to be scared to use any powersaws..(worried about being hurt) why do i feel like this?
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Dangerous: If you have no experience using them, power saws can be dangerous and you are justified about being afraid to use them. You need instruction, training and supervision before using them on your own.
Answered 2/18/2014
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