Unplug the scroll saw when changing the blade or performing maintenance.

• Safe

• Unsafe

• Not necessary

Make sure the blade is tight before turning on the machine.

• False

• True

Install the blade with the teeth pointing downward on the machine for proper cutting.

• Safe

• Unsafe

Lock the tool rest before starting the scroll saw.

• True

• False

Safety glasses are not necessary when operating the Scroll Saw

• Safe

• Unsafe

Hold the work firmly with downward pressure against the table to avoid vibration.

• Safe

• Unsafe

• Not necessary

When should personal protective equipment (PPE) be worn to operate the scroll saw?

• sometimes

• never

• always

What should you do AFTER changing the blade on the scroll saw

• Make sure the blade is securely fastened in the upper and lower chuck.

• Make sure that the tensioning lever has sufficient tension on the blade and that the blade is tight.

• Make sure the work piece is sitting flat on the table.

• All of the above.

Which statement is correct about selecting a right type of blade for cutting stock on the scroll saw,

• A very thin blade for long straight cuts.

• A thin blade for tight radii and sharp curves.

• A wide blade for tight radii and sharp curves.

• A wide blade for all cuts.

How should you adjust the "hold down" for safe operation?

• Adjust the hold down so that there is approx. 1/4 inch of clearance above the wood surface.

• Adjust the hold down approximately 3/8" above the work piece to allow enough room to cut the board without binding.

• Adjust the hold down so that it applies slight pressure on the work piece to prevent vibration.

• None of the above.