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Originally Posted by CENTURION
So before doing any safety training this last year, we sat down and laid out exactly what method we were going to teach the students, and we tried to ensure it was the method that follows "best practices" or at least general widely-followed practices. That way, if our students go on into machining, like I did, they won't have to un-learn anything we taught. And we don't have to worry about them accidentally mixing-and-matching our methods, and those that are used out in industry/education.
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