104 Introduction to Power Tools (RQ)

Pneumatic tools get their power from​ _____.

• air pressure

• AC power source

• hand pumps

• fluid pressure

When operating a power​ tool, it is important to always​ _____.

• notify a coworker

• wear the proper PPE

• wear rubber-soled shoes

• ask a coworker how to operate the tool

Using a trigger lock to lock a​ tool's trigger in an On position​ _____.

• is a great way to keep your hand from getting fatigued

  
  

• can increase productivity

  
  

• ensures the tool will have enough power

  
  

• can be dangerous and cause injury

  
  

The most common use of the power drill is to​ _____.

• drive nails into​ wood, metal, and plastic

  
  

• cut​ wood, metal, and plastic

  
  

• make holes in​ wood, metal, and plastic

  
  

• carve letters in​ wood, metal, and plastic

  
  

A masonry bit is able to drill into concrete and similar material because it has a​ _____.

• carbide tip

• whip check

• countersink shank

• ceramic core

An example of an electric power drill that is designed to be used in tight spaces is​ a(n) _____.

• electromagnetic drill

  
  

• hammer drill

  
  

• keyless chuck drill

  
  

• ​right-angle drill

  
  

The electromagnetic drill is a​ _____.

• cordless drill used on masonry and tile

  
  

• pneumatic drill that has a pounding action

  
  

• portable drill used on thick metal

  
  

• handheld drill used on wood

  
  

What is the primary function of a hammer drill?

• To drive nails into wood, metal, and plastic

  
  

• To make holes in wood, metal, and plastic

  
  

• To cut wood, metal, and plastic

  
  

• To create a pounding action for drilling into masonry and concrete

  
  

What is the main advantage of using a cordless power drill?

• It can be used in tight spaces

  
  

• It is more powerful than corded drills

  
  

• It provides mobility and eliminates the need for a power source

  
  

• It can be used for drilling into thick metal

  
  

Why is it important to wear the proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) when operating a power tool?

• To increase productivity

  
  

• To prevent potential injuries

  
  

• To ensure the tool will have enough power

  
  

• To keep your hand from getting fatigued