When servicing, repairing or adjusting power tools:

keep them unplugged or have the battery removed

Choose the true statement: Drill presses are extremely useful and improve accuracy when making series of holes., Drill presses are never useful and improve accuracy when making series of holes., Drill presses are extremely useful and decrease accuracy when making series of holes., Drill presses are extremely useful and improve accidents when making series of holes.

Drill presses are extremely useful and improve accuracy when making series of holes.

Choose the true statement: A band saw is a stationary power tool that uses a circular, metal band with serrated teeth to cut through everything from bone to logs., A band saw is a mobile power tool that uses a circular, metal band with serrated teeth to cut through everything from bone to logs., A band saw is a stationary hand tool that uses a circular, metal band with serrated teeth to cut through everything from bone to logs., A band saw is a stationary power tool that uses a straight, metal band with serrated teeth to cut through everything from bone to logs.

A band saw is a stationary power tool that uses a circular, metal band with serrated teeth to cut through everything from bone to logs.

Choose the false statement: Band saws can make cuts partially through the wood., Band saws can make straight cuts., Band saws can make curved cuts., Band saws can make angled cuts.

Band saws can make cuts partially through the wood.

Which portable power tool tip is false? Options: Only use tools for the job for which they are intended and for which you have not been trained to operate or use., Do not use power tools in wet conditions!, Unplug power tools when not in use and when repairing or changing tools or blades., Never yank on the power cord to disconnect it.

Only use tools for the job for which they are intended and for which you have not been trained to operate or use.

Choose the true statement: Circular (Power) saws are loud and require the use of hearing protection.

Circular (Power) saws are loud and require the use of hearing protection.

Choose the true statement: When using a Circular (Power) saw, make sure the material to be cut is securely clamped down., When using a Circular (Power) saw, make sure the material to be cut is thoroughly wet., When using a Circular (Power) saw, never clamp the material to be cut., When using a Circular (Power) saw, make sure the material to be cut is completely on top of the workbench.

When using a Circular (Power) saw, make sure the material to be cut is securely clamped down.

Choose the false statement: Depending on the type of bit used and the strength of the drill, a power drill can be used to saw through plywood., Depending on the type of bit used and the strength of the drill, a power drill can be used to drill holes in wood, metal, and other materials., Depending on the type of bit used and the strength of the drill, a power drill can be used to drive screw, and turn nuts and bolts., Depending on the type of bit used and the strength of the drill, a power drill can be used to sand or grind material.

Depending on the type of bit used and the strength of the drill, a power drill can be used to saw through plywood.

Choose the true statement: Routers use bits similar to drill bits, but instead of drilling holes, a router bit uses blades to shape the surfaces and edges of wood stock., Routers use blades similar to circular saws, but instead of drilling holes, a router bit uses blades to shape the surfaces and edges of wood stock., Routers use bits similar to drill bits, but instead of drilling holes, a router bit uses bands to shape the surfaces and edges of wood stock., Routers use blades similar to jig saws, but instead of drilling holes, a router bit uses blades to shape the surfaces and edges of wood stock.

Routers use bits similar to drill bits, but instead of drilling holes, a router bit uses blades to shape the surfaces and edges of wood stock.

Choose the false statement: Belt sander—strong power tool best used for the final smoothing of large, flat surfaces., Orbital sander—lightweight power tool that typically uses a square pad and 1/4 sheet of the standard 9.5? x 11? sandpaper., Random orbital sander—lightweight power tool that uses two simultaneous motions., Belt-and-disk sander—combination stationary sander that is useful for sanding square or curved ends on narrow boards.

Belt sander—strong power tool best used for the final smoothing of large, flat surfaces.

Choose the false statement about sanders: Portable and stationary sanders operate at high speeds and may easily snag loose clothing and long hair or cut power cords., Always wear a dust mask or respirator when using a sander., Use the appropriate sized grit for the job, and do not push down on the sander.

Secure work with your hands when sanding wood.

Choose the true statement: For most sanding work, you should begin with a coarse grit and work your way progressively through finer grits until you achieve the desired level of smoothness., For most sanding work, you should begin with a fine grit and work your way progressively through coarser grits until you achieve the desired level of roughness., For most sanding work, you should begin with a coarse grit and work your way progressively through finer grits until you achieve the desired level of roughness., For most sanding work, you should begin with a medium grit and then coarse grit before finishing with a fine grit.

For most sanding work, you should begin with a coarse grit and work your way progressively through finer grits until you achieve the desired level of smoothness.

Choose the false statement: Grinders all have the same types of wheels., Grinders come in portable and stationary models., When grinding, use the appropriate size and type of abrasive for the job., When grinding, use the appropriate sized wheel for the tool.

Grinders all have the same types of wheels.

house a rotational blade that rips though wood

Which is a good idea when using a table saw?

Never reach across the saw blade for any reason.

Which is a bad idea when using a table saw?

Try to stop the spinning blade by holding something against it.

Which is a good idea when using a table saw?

Always make sure the blade is spinning freely after making adjustments and before turning the saw back on.

After you have finished using the table saw for the day, what should you do?

lower the blade below table height

Blade height higher than a quarter to half of an inch above the wood you're cutting:

increases the potential for a injury-causing kickback

When cutting with a portable miter saw:

the blade is lowered into the wood

POA 7.4 Power Tools

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FLASHCARD QUESTION

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Why is it important to keep clothing, long hair, and power cords away from the rotating drill bit on a drill press?

Back

Clothing, long hair and power cords could get caught up in the drill press and damaged.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

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The teeth on a band saw blade should be:

Back

pointing downward toward the table.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

Explain why you should inspect wood stock for nails and other fasteners before cutting it on a band saw.

Back

Most wood band saw blades are made of a certain metal for cutting wood. They may break or become very dull if they hit a metal obstacle.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

When is it okay to remove the safety guard from a power tool?

Back

When the power tool is unplugged or the battery is out so the tool can be serviced.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

Explain why you should always use personal protective equipment when working with hand and power tools.

Back

Accidents can happen very quickly with hand and power tools. Having PPE on when using them can prevent serious injury, death, and loss of money and time.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

Which one of these safety rules applies to all power tools? Options: Always follow the safety and maintenance procedures outlined by the manufacturer., Keep clothing, long hair, and cords away from the rotating drill bit because it is very easy for material to become wrapped around the drill bit., Small bits of wood may become lodged in the slot through which the blade travels. Never try to remove these bits of wood while the saw is operating., Make sure the power cord will not interfere with the sawing operation and is kept safely out of the way.

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Always follow the safety and maintenance procedures outlined by the manufacturer.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

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What is the one piece of safety equipment you should always have when working with any power tool?

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safety glasses

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