Unit 10 Router Safety Instructions

What should you do if the router bit is dull or damaged?

• Use it carefully

• Replace it

• Sharpen it with a file

• Ignore it

How much of the shank should be inserted into the collet when installing a bit?

• At least half an inch

• At least one inch

• At least a quarter inch

• At least two inches

What tool should you use to ensure the bit is held securely?

• Drill
• Wrench
• Chuck
• Screwdriver

What is the purpose of securing the locking lever after adjusting the depth of the cut?

• To make the router look good

• To ensure the depth remains constant

• To make it easier to use

• To save time

What condition should the stock be in before routing?

• Dirty and rough

• Clean and smooth

• Painted and polished

• Wet and soft

What should you never try to do while using the router?

• Hold onto the material

• Use both hands

• Wear ear protection

• Adjust the depth

What should you always do when operating the router?

• Use one hand

• Hold it with both hands

• Stand on one foot

• Use it in the dark

What should you do if you have doubts about using the router?

• Ignore them

• Ask questions

• Try it anyway

• Read a book

What should you do with the router when you are not ready to use it?

• Leave it plugged in

• Keep it disconnected

• Turn it on

• Store it in a drawer

What should you do before moving the router into the cuts?

• Turn it off

• Wait for it to come up to full speed

• Move it quickly

• Force it through the cut.