RHS - Drill Press Safety Test

Front

Adjustments on the drill presses, other than variable speed type, are made when: The power cord is unplugged, Power is off at the breaker, The machine is at a dead stop, All the above

Back

The machine is at a dead stop

Front

Eye protection is used when drilling to:

Back

Protect your eyes from flying chips, shattering drills, and splashing coolant.

Front

When removing metal chips from the drill press table use:

Back

A brush

Front

Your work on the drill press should be held by: A pair of gloves, Your bare hands, A vise or firmly clamped to the table with a 'c' clamp, An assistant who is very brave

Back

A vise or firmly clamped to the table with a 'c' clamp

Front

If work is seized by the drill you should without endangering yourself:

Back

Stop the machine immediately.

Front

The chuck key must be removed from the chuck:

Back

Before starting the drill press

Front

A drill press operator should:

Back

Left alone until finished

Front

Injuries often result when clothing, hair, and jewelry are caught on the revolving chuck. A person should:

Back

Remove such anthying that could get caught; secure long hair, and tuck in baggy or loose clothing