Safety Review

Who is responsible for cleaning up your work area?

• Ms. McCreery

• Your mom

• One of the woodshop guys

• You

Who do you tell if you see something unsafe in the workshop?

• Ms. McCreery

• A janitor

• 911

• Your friends in the shop

Which saw can you cut curves on?

• Miter saw

• Band saw

• Panel saw

• Table saw

When do you turn a saw on?

• Just before placing the wood on the blade and begin to cut.

• Five minutes before you plan to cut to let the saw warm up.

• When the wood is on the saw blade.

• Only Ms. McCreery turns saws onThis is a wrong answer Only Ms. McCreery turns saws on.

When do you turn a saw off?

• When you feel like it.

• After you have completed cut and the blade is clear of wood.

• After you’ve cut most of the way through the wood.

• At the end of the day in the shop.This is a wrong answer At the end of the day in the shop.

How hard should you push the wood against the belt sander while sanding?

• Just enough to hold it in place.

• Not very hard at all.

• As hard as possible.

• You don't hold it.

Which sander is used to sand the inside of curved cutouts?

• Disc sander

• Belt sander

• Palm sander

• Spindle sander

When cutting tight curves on the band saw, you should…

• Do it quickly.

• Do it slowly.

• Make relief cuts (loose curves multiple times)

• Back out halfway through the cut and start from other side.

Before making a cut on the table saw you should…

• Check blade height.

• Make sure nobody is standing behind you.

• Set the fence.

• All of the above.

When starting a cut with the miter saw, you should start with the blade…

• Touching the wood where you wish to cut.

• Pushed firmly onto the wood where you want to cut.

• Up and away from the wood until the blade reaches full speed.

• None of the above.