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Water coolant amount and foot control pedal speed

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00:00 – Introduction
00:14 – Title: Water coolant amount and hoot control pedal speed
00:20 – Water coolant amount and foot control pedal speed
00:46 – Why do we use air-water coolant?
01:00 – Why do we use air-water coolant? 1. Prevents overheating
01:40 – Why do we use air-water coolant? 1. Prevents overheating; 2. Visualization
02:17 – Attach the handpiece to the coupling
02:30 – Check that the water is switched on
02:36 – Step on the pedal: Stable light pressure
02:47 – Step on the pedal: Stable light pressure vs. too light vs. too hard
03:56 – Controlling the amount of water coolant
04:24 – Controlling the amount of water coolant: How to control it?
04:32 – Controlling the amount of water coolant: Too light pressure
04:38 – Controlling the amount of water coolant: Stable light pressure
04:44 – Controlling the amount of water coolant: Stable light pressure; if needed, decrease the amount of water coolant
05:12 – Step on the pedal: Stable light pressure
05:29 – Foot position
05:57 – Step on the pedal: Stable light pressure
06:10 – Foot position
06:27 – Step on the pedal: Stable light pressure
06:50 – Foot position
07:09 – Step on the pedal: Stable light pressure
07:28 – Controlling the amount of water coolant
07:36 – Controlling the amount of water coolant: Too light pressure
07:46 – Controlling the amount of water coolant: Slight increase in the pedal pressure
08:08 – Controlling the amount of water coolant: Stable light pressure
08:42 – Controlling the amount of water coolant: Stable light pressure: Do not increase the hand pressure
08:57 – What is needed?

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