Identify which cut is which on the piece of wood shown.

a

b

Cross Cut

Rip Cut

What are these two devices in the picture called:

• Scrap Wood Pieces

• Push Sticks

• Safety Sticks

• Stopping Blocks

Place the following in the correct order, when using the Band Saw!

• Adjust the fence, so it's the proper distance from the blade. This should be set to how wide you want your piece to be cut.

• Stand in front of the Band Saw and have a partner standing on the other side, ready to catch the piece(s) you cut.

• Use a push stick to push the wood piece the rest of the way through safely.

• Turn the band saw on!

• Keep the wood against the fence and slowly push it into the blade to make the cut.

What is the purpose of a "Push Stick"?

• To keep your hands/fingers far away from a moving blade, but still allow you to push wood into the machine and cut.

• To slow the blade down.

• To sharpen the blade, so it cuts through the wood easily!

• To align the blade for precision cuts.

Before using the Scroll Saw, you need to check the blade by (a)   and you must adjust the hold down so it's​ (b)   the top of the wood piece.

• plucking it
• pushing it
• inspecting it
• touching
• 1/2" above
• floating above

Match each machine/tool with their appropriate way of using it to make your catapult!

• Checking to see if your piece is 90°

• Disc Sander

• Sanding your pieces

• Ruler

• Measuring & making straight lines

• Scroll Saw

• Making rip cuts on your board

• Band Saw

• Making angled & cross cuts on your board

• Square

Click on the safe area where we should always sand on the disc sander.

Draw a Square (the tool we use in class, not the shape)

How confident do you feel using the tools and machines in class?

• I feel like an expert and think that I could even teach someone else how to use them!

• I feel completely comfortable and confident!

• I feel like I can use them with some help.

• Those machines scare the beans out of me!

What is the correct order in which you would use the machines/tools to make your catapult pieces?

• Use sandpaper to clean up any rough edges.

• Use the Scroll Saw to make all of your cross cuts.

• Check all of the ends of your pieces with a square.

• Use the Band Saw to make all of your rip cuts.

• Use the disc sander to sand/adjust your pieces so the ends are 90°.