CTE Belt /Disc Sander Test

What personal protection equipment should be worn when using the belt/disc sander

• Safety glasses, dust mask, hearing protection and gloves

• Safety glasses, dust mask, and gloves

• Safety glasses, dust mask and hearing protection

• Safety glasses and dust mask

1. Where should the stock being sanded be held if the sanding disc rotates in a counterclockwise direction?

• Center to right edge of the disc

• Center to left edge of the disc

• Center to top edge of the disc

• Center to bottom edge of the disc

What may happen to an operator who reaches across the rotating sanding disc to turn the sander off?

• Nothing, this is a relatively safe move.

• Saw dust will likely be thrown toward your face

• May receive a serious cut on the hand or arm from the rotating sanding disc.

• The sander may throw a disc off and hit your hand or arm

When changing sanding belts or discs, what should be done to the belt/disc sander?

• Lock it down so it cannot be started

• Disconnect the machine from the electrical service

• Clean the floor around the sander

• Adjust the disc table so it is always 90 degrees to the sanding disc

On most disc sanders the table can be adjusted _______ degrees

• 25

• 35

• 45

• 60

When a precise angle is needed on the stock, what accessory can be used with the belt/disc sander to achieve the desired angle?

• Protractor head.

• Sliding tee bevel square.

• Table stop.

• Miter head.

What number is the Miter Head Slot

What number is the Disc Table

What number is the Bevel Scale

What number is the Belt Track Adjusting