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What blade is on, what material is next.
This handoff template records the blade on the machine, the stock queued next, and any changes made during the shift. It suits South African cutting bays where one team leaves notes for the next on MDF, pine, aluminium, or board packs. If you need the file version, request it through our contact form for printing near the saw.
Use the sheet alongside the relevant blade listing and the material path for the stock being cut. The handover works best when kerf, blade diameter, arbor size, and fence setting are written down before load shedding interrupts a run. That gives the incoming operator a starting point without guessing from offcuts in the bin.
Cross-check the handoff sheet against our blade catalogue before the next batch starts. Relevant references are in Blades, Materials, and Kerfs so the operator can match tooth pattern, kerf width, and stock type on the same stop. That is useful when one bay switches from melamine board to mild steel later in the day.
The template leaves space for metric sizes, Rand job references, and plain notes an operator can read quickly on a noisy workshop wall. There is also room for power interruption notes, chipped edge reports, and the offcut condition left from the previous run. These are the details that usually decide whether the first cuts of the new shift are usable.
For a handoff sheet that matches your saw bay, use our contact form. Include your workshop details in Kya Sands, Johannesburg, the machine in use, and whether the next shift is taking over MDF, melamine, aluminium, or solid timber.
