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| Table
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The table is the work surface that supports the workpiece. |
| Table bevel lock
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The table bevel lock locks the table into position while the workpiece is drilled or cut. |
| Table saw
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A work table with an adjustable circular saw blade protruding through and opening in the surface. |
| Table saw guide master
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Used primarily as a push shoe, the table saw guide master helps adjust the table saw blade to various angles. |
| Table support
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The table support rides on the column and supports the table. |
| Table tilt
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Most disc sander tables tilt 45 degrees to allow for bevel sanding. On most units, the belt table tilts and locks to any angle between 0 degrees and 90 degrees. |
| Tabor
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Generally used in the flooring and coating industries. It is an abrasion test done to measure the hardiness of a finish. The tabor rating is based on the number of revolutions a sanding disk with a specified force or weight applied to it takes to penetrate the underlying material. A greater number of revolutions equals increased wear resistance. |
| Tachometer
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A device that measures rotational speed in revolutions per second. |
| Tack coat
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An application of asphalt onto an existing paved surface that is to receive a new coat of asphalt. The tack coat bonds the new coat to the existing surface. |
| Tack hammer
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A hammer with a magnetized head that holds a tack in place. |
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