Sewing machine electrical safety
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Precautions for using a sewing machine safely, including inspecting the power cord, avoiding overloaded outlets, and unplugging the machine before changing needles or clearing jams.
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Repetitive strain injury (sewing)
Cumulative strain on hands, wrists, neck, or shoulders from repetitive sewing motions and poor posture, managed through breaks, stretching, and ergonomic workspace adjustments.
Dust and lint management (machine safety)
Routine removal of lint and dust from a sewing machine's bobbin case and feed dogs to prevent overheating, jamming, and premature wear.
Sewing room ergonomics
Arrangement of a sewing workspace, including chair height, machine and cutting table position, and lighting, to reduce strain during long periods of sewing.
Iron burn prevention
Safety practices for handling a hot iron, including using a heatproof surface, an auto-shutoff feature, and keeping the cord and iron clear of reach when unattended.
Rotary cutter safety
Practices for handling a rotary cutter safely, including closing the blade guard between cuts, cutting away from the body, and keeping fingers clear of the blade path.
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