Removing sweatshirts and jewelry as well as tying back long hair should always be done prior to operating the bandsaw.

Setting the safety guard of the bandsaw can be done while the machine is on.

The safety guard should be set about 1/2 inch above the top of the wood.

While cutting with the bandsaw you should never twist, bend or deflect the blade.

You should always push the wood through the machine with your hands in front of the blade.

You should always plan your cut so you don't need to back the blade out of the wood.

If you need to back the blade out of the wood, it is safer to leave the machine on.

Hands and finders should be at least 3 inches away from the blade at all times.

The wood should be flat on the table while making cuts with the bandsaw.

A 2 foot safety zone or area should be maintained while the bandsaw is in operations.

Control devices such as push sticks, miter gauges or fences can be used to increase safety of the bandsaw.

It is safe to use your hands to clean sawdust and scrap wood off the bandsaw while the blade is moving

Wood should be pushed through the machine at a slow and steady rate.

The safety guard should be set/checked every time you use the machine.

Before using the Band Saw, you should:

Before cutting, you should check the material for foreign ____________.

Set the blade guard ________ of an inch above the piece to cut.

Check to see that all safety _________ are in place and in working orders (choose the best answer)

You can mark cut lines clearly while you are using the band saw.

What is the minimum distance to keep your fingers away from the band saw while it is moving?

To cut material that is round, you should use a

When you are finished using the Band Saw, you should

When hold material to be cut by the Band Saw, you should

When cutting a tight curve, you should: