Power tool, Scroll saw and Drill press safety

Power tools should be inspected

• Once every 6 months

• Before each use

• Every month

• Every Tuesday

The scroll saw blade must have the teeth facing which way

• Out

• down

• up

• it doesn't matter

The hold down on the scroll saw should be tightened down so it touches the material

• Completely

• Tightly

• Nearly

• Lightly

Drill press work should be held securely

• By hand

• with a clamp

• by a helper

• not at all

What is the one thing you should never do with the drill press

• Clamp down the material

• Use a small drill bit

• Leave the chuck key in

• Turn on the light

On the scroll saw you push the material through

• As fast as possible

• only as fast as the blade will cut the material

• speed does not matter

Before changing bits on the drill press make sure

• The machine is turned off and safety key is removed

• The machine is still running

• Get the teacher's approval

• Hit it with a hammer

The safest way to hand a sharp tool to someone is to

• get help, alert the class, have a path prepared

• Pass the blade first

• Set the tool down and let them pick it up

• You should never hand a tool to another person

When framing a wall, the best choice of hammer would be

• Rubber mallet

• 20oz or higher hammer

• Dead blow hammer

• 8oz hammer

When you are finished with a tool you should

• Leave it there

• Drop it in the trash

• Put it back where it belongs

• Give it to your friend