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WorksheetsCTE Belt /Disc Sander Test
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 12mins
What personal protection equipment should be worn when using the belt/disc sander
Safety glasses, dust mask, hearing protection and gloves
Safety glasses, dust mask, and gloves
Safety glasses, dust mask and hearing protection
Safety glasses and dust mask
1. Where should the stock being sanded be held if the sanding disc rotates in a counterclockwise direction?
Center to right edge of the disc
Center to left edge of the disc
Center to top edge of the disc
Center to bottom edge of the disc
What may happen to an operator who reaches across the rotating sanding disc to turn the sander off?
Nothing, this is a relatively safe move.
Saw dust will likely be thrown toward your face
May receive a serious cut on the hand or arm from the rotating sanding disc.
The sander may throw a disc off and hit your hand or arm
When changing sanding belts or discs, what should be done to the belt/disc sander?
Lock it down so it cannot be started
Disconnect the machine from the electrical service
Clean the floor around the sander
Adjust the disc table so it is always 90 degrees to the sanding disc
On most disc sanders the table can be adjusted _______ degrees
25
35
45
60
When a precise angle is needed on the stock, what accessory can be used with the belt/disc sander to achieve the desired angle?
Protractor head.
Sliding tee bevel square.
Table stop.
Miter head.
What number is the Miter Head Slot
(a)
What number is the Disc Table
(a)
What number is the Bevel Scale
(a)
What number is the Belt Track Adjusting
(a)
What number is the on-off switch
(a)
What number is the Sanding Belt
(a)
What number is the Sanding Disc
(a)
What number is the Table Adjusting Screw
(a)
What number is the Belt Table
(a)
