This is a really handy tool when working with stained glass. As you may know, glass can be a little finicky when it comes to breaking how you want it to. For those tough inside curves, this glass bandsaw, or ring saw, is perfect.

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Use & Safety Checklist:

1. Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including safety glasses or goggles, hearing protection, and gloves to protect against potential injury from glass shards and debris.

2. Ensure that the saw is properly grounded and connected to a suitable power source to prevent electrical hazards.

3. Give the power cord some slack so that water cannot run down the cord into the outlet.

4. Handle glass sheets and pieces with care to avoid cuts or injuries. Wear gloves when handling sharp edges or broken pieces.

5. Be cautious when handling the saw blade, as it is sharp and can cause injury if mishandled. Avoid touching the blade while it is in motion or immediately after turning off the saw.

6. Familiarize yourself with emergency procedures, including how to shut off the saw quickly in case of malfunction or injury.

7. Place the glass band saw or ring saw on a stable surface and ensure it is level and secure before use.

8. Install the appropriate saw blade for cutting glass according to the manufacturer's recommendations. Ensure the blade is securely installed and properly tensioned before use.

9. Carefully feed the glass into the saw blade, following the marked cutting lines. Use gentle and steady pressure to guide the glass through the blade, allowing the saw to do the cutting work.

10. Use a suitable coolant, such as water mixed with a glass cutting lubricant, to lubricate the blade and prevent overheating during cutting.

11. Clean the saw and work area thoroughly after each use to remove any glass shards, debris, or coolant residue.