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WorksheetsWoods I - Final Exam Safety Review
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 13mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
On the miter saw, you must always keep your fingers at least this far away from the blade and the path the blade will take. Short pieces will require use of the hold down clamp.
a)
2"
b)
4"
c)
6"
d)
10"
2.
What must you use when surfacing stock on the jointer?
a)
Your hands
b)
A push stick and push block
c)
A push stick
d)
Your hands with fingers curled under
3.
On the jointer, even with the guard in position, you must always keep your fingers at least this far away from the blade.
a)
2"
b)
4"
c)
6"
d)
8"
4.
What is the maximum cut for jointing an edge?
a)
1/32”
b)
1/8”
c)
1/4"
d)
1/16”
5.
What is the maximum cut for surfacing stock?
a)
1/32”
b)
1/8”
c)
1/4"
d)
1/16”
6.
How long must stock be to be cut on the jointer?
a)
12"
b)
16"
c)
6"
d)
8"
7.
The first thing you should do when you walk up to the table saw is to set the blade height to extend ____ above the stock to be cut.
a)
5/16”
b)
1/2"
c)
1/32”
d)
1/8”
8.
The push stick is needed when the width of the stock to be cut is less than 8” which would bring your hand closer than ___ to the blade.
a)
2"
b)
4"
c)
6"
d)
8"
9.
Now you are ready to make the cut. Your left hand must hold the board down and against the fence. Your left hand ____.
a)
Stays about 8” from the blade and doesn’t move
b)
Stays about 4” from the blade and doesn’t move
c)
moves with the board
d)
is not critical for a safe cut
10.
What must you do when ripping to keep the board from pulling away from the fence?
a)
keep your hand or push stick as close to the fence as possible while pushing
b)
with your hand closer to the fence side, push at an angle toward the blade
c)
with your hand closer to the blade side, push at an angle toward the fence
d)
use your hand or push stick to push straight through
11.
You can only cut using the fence if ____.
a)
The length of the board along the fence is less than the width of the board side to side
b)
The length of the board along the fence is greater than the width of the board side to side
c)
you are cutting with the grain
d)
you are cutting across the grain
12.
How long must stock be to be cut on the planer?
a)
6"
b)
8"
c)
12"
d)
16"
13.
Aside from when you use a carrier board, how thick must stock be to be sent through the planer?
a)
1/16”
b)
1/8"
c)
3/8”
d)
1/4"
14.
If your board gets stuck in the planer you should ____.
a)
shut off the planer, wait for the blade to stop, then raise the table
b)
shut off the planer, then push your board through
c)
lower the table, then shut off the planer and get assistance
d)
shut off the planer, wait for the blade to stop, then lower the table
15.
On the planer you should never take off more than ____ for narrow stock and ____ for wider stock. (1 turn = approximately 1/16”)
a)
1/4", 1/8”
b)
1/8”, 1/16”
c)
1/16”, 1/32”
d)
3/16”, 1/16”
16.
The upper blade guide assembly of the bandsaw should be how far above the work?
a)
1/8”
b)
1/32”
c)
5/16”
d)
1/2"
17.
You must always keep your fingers at least this far away from the blade and always out of the path of the blade.
a)
2"
b)
4"
c)
6"
d)
8"
18.
When sanding with the oscillating spindle sander it is important to sand ______.
a)
against the direction of rotation
b)
with the direction of rotation
c)
however you want, it makes no difference
19.
How far should you insert the bit into the chuck of the drill press?
a)
full depth or short of where cutting edge begins
b)
1/4”
c)
13/64”
d)
3/8”
20.
Always be sure the shank of the bit is mounted into the collet to a depth of at least ___. Ideally it should be inserted the full depth and then pulled out 1/16” to avoid clamping on the tapered part of the bit.
a)
1”
b)
1/4”
c)
3/16”
d)
1/2"
21.
What direction should you move the router around the edge of your work to avoid kickback and injury?
a)
Counterclockwise
b)
Clockwise
22.
Always be sure the bit is tightly locked into the collet by turning the nut in a ____ direction when viewing the router from the bottom.
a)
Counterclockwise/left
b)
Clockwise/right
23.
When routing end grain, the last half inch of the edge should be cut in a _________ direction.
a)
Clockwise
b)
Counterclockwise
24.
What height should the tool rest be located in relation to your work?
a)
Thickness of your tool to the cutting edge above center
b)
Thickness of your tool to the cutting edge below center
c)
½” below center
d)
Right at center
25.
How long should wood pieces that have been glued together cure before being turned on the lathe?
a)
at least 1/2 hour
b)
at least 24 hours
c)
at least 12 hours
d)
at least 2 hours
26.
On the lathe, how close should your tool rest be to your work?
a)
As close as possible without hitting
b)
1/2"
c)
3/8”
d)
1/4"
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