Planer 1

If your board gets stuck in the planer, you must___________the planer before attempting to remove your board.

• Stop

• Unplug

• Raise the bed of

• check your Snap by

The blades in the Planer spins at great speed with tremendous force. Sometimes a piece of your board can chip off and be violently thrown out of the planer. To avoid a very serious injury, you must_______look into the planer while it is running.

• Always

• Never

• Sometimes

• Only on special occasions

Do not lower or raise the table more than a______ turn when adjusting the height. Make sure you set this using the thickest part of your wood.

• 1

• 1/2

• 1/4

• 1/8

Never adjust the table________while there is a piece of wood in the planer. Only adjust this when the board is out of the planer.

• Width

• Height

• Speed of the outfeed

Your wood must be long enough to be fed through the planer. If it is too short, the wood will not feed properly. It will catch on the blades, which will "snipe" your wood, damage the blades, and potentially get thrown from the planer. Your piece of wood must be at least_______long to be fed into the planer.

• 18"

• 12"

• 10"

• 8"