K31 - Safe use of fixed machinery part 2

On a narrow bandsaw, what is a 'thrust wheel'?

• The distance from the cutting edge of the blade to the machine casing

• The component used to allow the tilting the top pulley wheel

• The small wheel behind the blade

• The two saw guides which are set up close to the blade

What is the name given to the components shown in the image?

• Thrust wheel adjustment lock

• Thrust wheel

• Saw guides

• Mouth piece

A bandsaw blade with a large width is better for...

• Curving

• Small radius work

• Ripping

• Fine work

On a narrow bandsaw, the term 'throat' is...

• The component that hold the saw guides

• The maximum width of a cut

• The horizontal distance from the cutting edge of the blade to the machine casing

• The plastic cover situated on the table

Which cuts can the surface planer produce?

• Facing and edging

• Bevel

• Chamfer

• Rebates

• All of them

When 'flatting' a piece of timber on the surface planer, the timber must be...

• Concave side up

• Concave side down

Where is the 'bridge guard'?

• A

• B

• C

• D

The braking device on a surface planer, bringing the cutting block to rest should be within...

• 5 seconds

• 10 seconds

• 15 seconds

• 20 seconds

Where is the 'out-feed' table?

• A

• B

• C

• D

What is the term 'Pitch marks' mean?

• The angle of a bevelled cut

• The wavy marks left on the timber when planing too fast

• The wavy marks left on the timber when planing too slow

• The marks left on the timber when the blade has been damaged by a nail