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For owning the power tools an owner has to spend a handsome money. But if the tools don’t get proper care the tools can become useless. Owning power tools can be said as an investment. Taking care of power tools will keep the tools active and help them last longer.

Clean your tools: clean your power tools after every use. Dust can damage the metal part of the tools if they remain for a long time. You can hose them and brush them to remove the dust from the tools. Wipe the tools with a rag before storing them for a long time.

Storing: storing is very important for power tools. In the end of working session keep them in a dry place. If you want to store them for a long time keep them in their cases. You can keep them on store room, garage or in a basement with moderate climate. You will found helpful tips from the manufacturer provided care tips.

Inspect for damage: using a damage power tools can cause serious injuries. So always look for the damage of your power tools. Always check the electric cord. A damaged cord can be dangerous for the controller of the power tools. Using damage tools can damage the tools seriously.

Repair your tools: if your tools have any problem try to fix or repair it first. If any parts of the tools need to be replaced, replace it before using the tools.

Lubricant the tools: lubricant the moving parts of the tools regularly. Lubricating will allow you to get the best performance from the tool. Lubricating will also keep the tool safe from dust. Use new machine oil as the lubricant.

Don’t use your tools over time. Using over time can damage the tools entirely. Most of the power tools manufacturer provide user guide. Follow the user guide to get the best performance from the tools.

References:
https://projects.truevalue.com/maintenance_and_repair/basic_maintenance/proper_tool_maintenance.aspx
http://gizmodo.com/5739093/tlc-for-power-tools
http://lifehacker.com/how-to-take-care-of-your-tools-1543310658
http://home.howstuffworks.com/10-power-tools-that-need-maintenance.htm