Good ergo­no­mics mean that the machi­ne is easy to under­stand and allows the user to work safe­ly.
Adjus­ting screws, levers and hand­les must be easi­ly acces­si­ble, rub­be­ri­zed feet ensu­re a reduc­tion in vibra­ti­on, which reli­e­ves man and machi­ne.
The mova­ble cut­ting disc cover pro­tects the user from fly­ing sparks and cut injuries.

If the device is nee­ded at ano­ther loca­ti­on, it can be easi­ly trans­por­ted using a car­ry­ing hand­le. The hand­le was inte­gra­ted into the exis­ting device topology.

As is usu­al with the Parks­ide pro­duct fami­ly, addi­ti­ve ele­ments are also used in the design. Bridges, rib­bing, beads and cham­fers gene­ra­te shape tran­si­ti­ons that make the pro­duct appear angu­lar, robust and powerful.