Woodshop tool safety and ID

Match the following

• Jig Saw

• 
• Table Saw

• 
• Miter Saw

• 
• Scroll Saw

• 
• Circular Saw

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Match the following

• Router

• 
• Oscillating Sander

• 
• Planer

• 
• Palm Sander

• 
• Belt Sander

• 

Match the following

• Lathe

• 
• Corded Drill

• 
• Jointer

• 
• Drill Press

• 
• Band Saw

• 

Organize the following situations into safe or not-safe.

Groups:

(a) Safe

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(b) Not Safe

• Operating machinery without instructor in the room.

• Tying long hair up.

• Leaving long hair down.

• Wearing PPE

• Wearing crocs.

• Wearing closed toe shoes.

• Operating machinery with instructor permission.

• Wearing reading glasses instead of safety glasses.

When cutting materials with portable equipment​ it should always be ​ (a)  

• clamped down securely.
• held on the table by a classmate.
• held with the hand not using the tool.

You should ​ (a)   wear PPE.

• always
• never
• sometimes

Which of the following tools can be used to make curved cuts?

Groups:

(a) Can make curved cuts.

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(b) Straight cuts only.

• Scroll Saw

• Miter Saw

• Circular Saw

• Band Saw

• Jig Saw

When cutting a piece of wood where should you cut?

• The waste side of the line.

• Directly on the line.

• The left side of the line.

• The keep side of the line.

What should you do before operating any machinery? (put the options in order)

• Put on all necessary PPE.

• Inspect the material you will be using for defects(knots, warps, foreign objects)

• Inspect tool for any broken parts and to make sure all safety guards are in place.

• Obtain instructor permission.

Machinery ​ (a)   be operated without ALL of the safety guards in place.​

• cannot
• can