This video tutorial covers the safety aspects and setup procedures for using a drill press, focusing on the correct use of personal protective equipment, handling the chuck key, and adjusting the drill press for accurate drilling. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining a clean workspace, not leaving the drill running unattended, and ensuring proper alignment and depth when drilling holes for dowel pins.

What should you always do before leaving the drill press?

• Clean the drill with water

• Leave the drill running for the next person

• Turn off the drill

• Remove the drill bit

Why is it important to keep the area around the drill press clean?

• To prevent the drill from overheating

• To impress the instructor

• To make it look nice

• To avoid tripping hazards

What type of clothing should be avoided when using the drill press?

• Loose and baggy clothes

• Brightly colored clothes

• Short-sleeved shirts

• Tight clothes

What should individuals with long hair do before using the drill press?

• Wear a hat

• Tie their hair back

• Wear a hairnet

• Cut their hair

Where should the chuck key be placed after use?

• In its designated holder

• On the bench

• Anywhere convenient

• In your pocket

What is the correct way to tighten the chuck?

• Up to tighten, down to loosen

• Down to tighten, up to loosen

• Right to tighten, left to loosen

• Left to tighten, right to loosen

What should you do if the drill bit is not centered in the chuck?

• Reposition it and tighten again

• Ask someone else to fix it

• Ignore it and start drilling

• Use a different drill bit

How do you adjust the height of the drill press table?

• By pushing it up or down

• By asking for help

• By using a foot pedal

• By using the handle and unlocking lever

What should you do if the drilling depth is too deep?

• Ignore it and continue

• Adjust the depth using the adjustment nut

• Use a shorter drill bit

• Drill slower

What is the purpose of clamping the workpiece securely?

• To prevent it from moving during drilling

• To avoid using a vise

• To make it look professional

• To save time