Table Saw

Front

The safest way to remove scrap pieces from around the revolving blade is to:

Back

Turn off the power and wait for the blade to stop; Use a push stick.

Front

When crosscutting boards to a desired length on the tablesaw, a safe method to use is: The fence alone as a guide, The first piece cut as a gauge, A stop block clamped to the side of the fence as a guide, Any of the above

Back

A stop block clamped to the side of the fence as a guide

Front

When operating a table saw, you should stand:

Back

To the left side of the blade.

Front

Crosscutting of stock normally requires a: Fence, Push Stick, Stop Block, Miter Gauge/Cross cut sled

Back

Miter Gauge/Cross cut sled

Front

When is it safe to do freehand (no fence, no miter gauge) sawing on the table saw? Options: When cutting circles, When cutting very thin stock, When cutting plywood

Back

Never

Front

Is it safe to rip stock with the splitter in place?

Back

True

Front

Is it safe to saw defective stock (warps and any foreign material)?

Back

No, it is not safe.

Front

Which type of stock should never be ripped on the table saw?
Options: Square stock, Thick Stock, Round Stock, Flat Stock

Back

Round Stock

Front

All table saw adjustments should be made:

Back

While the saw is completely stopped.

Front

Crosscutting a Board to length is done with the

Back

Sliding Miter Gauge and Stop Block