WorksheetsCTE Reciprocating Saw Test
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
When cutting with the Reciprocating Saw, why must the saw be held firmly?
The shape of the saw makes it easy to slip out of the hands
The material being cut is in not secured and causes the saw to vibrate a lot
Cutting positions are awkward and can easily cause the operator to drop the saw
The saw vibrates a lot which can lead to the saw being dropped by the operator
The Reciprocating Saw should not be operated close to other workers because
It is noisy
It vibrates a lot and the blade is unguarded
The saw runs at excessively high speeds
All of these
Binding the blade on the Reciprocating Saw may cause______
The blade to break
The blade to bend
The saw motor to over heat and burn out
Damage to the material being cut
The rocker shoe on the Reciprocating Saw should be placed ______ when cutting
Close to the work
Away from the work
Against the work
Below the work
If the Reciprocating Saw requires a lot of pressure to get it to cut, it should
Be held in a different possition
Have the blade changed
Be adjusted to a higher cutting speed
Have the cutting position changed
To make a plunge cut with the Reciprocating Saw, the operator should ______
Push the blade straight into the material
Put the rocker shoe on the material and tilt the blade forward at a slow pace
Move the blade into the material from a vertical position
Push the saw at a slow speed and move the blade into the material
On the Reciprocating Saw what # is the BLADE
(a)
On the Reciprocating Saw what # is the BLADE SET SCREW
(a)
On the Reciprocating Saw what # is the BRUSHES
(a)
On the Reciprocating Saw what # is the SWITCH LOCK
(a)
On the Reciprocating Saw what # is the ON-OFF SWITCH
(a)
On the Reciprocating Saw what # is the HANDLE
(a)
On the Reciprocating Saw what # is the CORD STRAIN RELIEVER
(a)
On the Reciprocating Saw what # is the ELECTRICAL CORD
(a)
On the Reciprocating Saw what # is the ROCKER SHOE
(a)
