The basic six key points for the use and maintenance of garden tools:

1. Correct air supply system: The intake pressure at the tool's inlet (not the exhaust pressure of the air compressor) is generally 90 PSIG (6.2 kg/cm²). Both excessively high and low pressures are detrimental to the performance and lifespan of the tool. The intake air must contain sufficient lubricating oil to ensure that the pneumatic motor inside the tool is adequately lubricated (a sheet of white paper can be placed at the tool's exhaust port to check for oil stains; normal is the presence of oil stains). The intake air must be as free of moisture as possible. It is not appropriate if the compressed air has not passed through an air dryer.

2. It is strictly prohibited to disassemble the parts of the tool at will before operating it. Doing so will not only endanger the operator's safety but also cause damage to the tool.

3. If the tool has any malfunction or fails to function as originally intended after use, it should not be used any further. Instead, it should be immediately inspected.

4. Regularly (about once a week) inspect and maintain the tools, apply grease to the rotating parts such as bearings, and add oil to the pneumatic motor area.

5. When using various tools, be sure to follow all safety regulations and operation instructions.

6. When using tools for work, it is important to choose the appropriate size. Tools that are too large can cause work-related injuries, while tools that are too small can lead to damage to the tools themselves.

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