Chapter 28 : Router - Safety Test

1. The part used to hold bits in a portable router is the _____________.

• a. collet
• b. jacobs chuck
• c. 4 jaw chuck
• d. pilot

2. When starting a cut with the router, the bit should ________.

• a. not be in contact with the stock
• b. be in place and ready to start cutting immediately
• c. slightly tilted to make starting easier
• d. elevated to make it easier to see

3. Feeding the router too fast will result in _________.

• a. fine cuts
• b. excessive wear
• c. splintering
• d. burning the stock

4. Which is not a safety precaution for the router _________.

• a. wear safety glasses
• b. hold the router with both hands
• c. use a bit with a pilot end
• d. disconnect electrical power before changing bits

5. When changing cutters, one should insert the shank of the bit _________ inch into the chuck.

• a. 1/8
• b. 1⁄4
• c. 3⁄4
• d. 1⁄2

6. Cutting with the router is more efficient if the router is moved ________.

• a. left to right
• b. right to left
• c. clockwise
• d. counter clockwise

7. Which of the following should be observed when using a router _________.

• a. do not stand in wet or damp places
• b. wear a dust mask
• c. neither a or b
• d. both a and b

8. The depth of cut adjustment on the router is made by turning the _________.

• a. collet adjustment
• b. micrometer depth adjustment
• c. guide adjustment
• d. frame adjustment

9. After a cut is completed, one should _________.

• a. lift router from work
• b. disconnect router
• c. shut off motor
• d. wait until bit stops rotating before doing anything

10. To prevent splintering at the corners, one should cut the ________ ________ first.

• a. end grain
• b. middle section
• c. left side
• d. right side