This is an index of the MRAT titles.

It is updated when changes are made, or MRATs added.

Changes are marked on the index.

This MRAT provides advice for using general utensils, such as graters, peelers, boards, rolling pins and cutlery.

This MRAT provides information related to the safe use of benches, vices, stools and tables in practical workspaces.

The cutting of wood, manufactured boards and plastic sheet to approximate profile using an endless saw blade running on guide wheels.

This includes fixed and portable, table mounted circular saws. These machines are used in the preparation of workpieces from sheet, board or section material.

The cutting of curved and irregular shaped lines in thin wood and plastics, using electrically-powered saws, eg, jig, scroll or fret saws.

This type of vertically mounted saw, has a circular saw blade. Used mainly for crosscutting sheet timber materials.

Cross-cut (Mitre), radial arm saw and chop saws all use circular blades.

Circular Saws – the cutting of large sheets of material to size. Jig saws – the cutting of curved or irregular shapes from wood-based materials.

The cutting to required length of workpieces from stock bars or rods of both ferrous and non-ferrous material using a power saw. Power sawing can be done by reciprocating power hacksaws, by metal cutting band saws and by special chop saws designed for cutting metal.