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Saber Saw Safety Quiz

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Letter A is the:

a)

Lock-on Button

b)

On/off switch

c)

Speed control dial

d)

Handle

2.

Letter B is the:

a)

Lock-on Button

b)

On/off switch

c)

Speed control dial

d)

Handle

3.

Letter C is the:

a)

Lock-on Button

b)

On/off switch

c)

Speed control dial

d)

Handle

4.

Letter D is the:

a)

Lock-on Button

b)

On/off switch

c)

Speed control dial

d)

Handle

5.

Letter E is the:

a)

Power cord

b)

Shoe

c)

Blade roller guide

d)

Blade

6.

Letter F is the:

a)

Power cord

b)

Shoe

c)

Blade roller guide

d)

Blade

7.

Letter G is the:

a)

Power cord

b)

Shoe

c)

Blade roller guide

d)

Blade

8.

Letter H is the:

a)

Power cord

b)

Shoe

c)

Blade roller guide

d)

Blade

9.

Letter I is the:

a)

Blade Clamp

b)

Orbital action dial

c)

Speed Control Dial

d)

Blade

10.

Letter J is the:

a)

Blade Clamp

b)

Orbital action dial

c)

Speed Control Dial

d)

Blade

11.

Which of the following are Saber Saw Safety statements choose all that are accurate.

a)

Wear safety glasses while using the saber saw

b)

Hold the saber saw firmly on the material being cut

c)

Do not back the saber saw out of an internal cut while it is running.

d)

If you are injured run as fast as you can to the instructor

e)

Unplug the saw to change the blade

12.

It is not important to make certain the blades are installed on a Saber saw correctly

a)

True

b)

False

13.

Check all of the statements below that are part of Saber Saw Safety recommendations

a)

Make sure the blade has stopped before laying the saber saw down

b)

When making internal cuts, turn the saw off and allow the blade to stop before removing it from the work.

c)

Do not make curved cuts so sharp that the blade bends or cracks

d)

Hold the saw securely during the cutting operation; do not over-extend and get off-balance during the cut

e)

Make sure the work is well supported during the cut; be careful not to cut into the table or support while making the desired cut.

14.

The first step in proper Saber saw operating procedures is:

a)

Set the saw on the material with the blade off the stock edge, turn the saber saw to on and allow it to come to full speed before starting the cut.

b)

Select the blade for the cutting job to be performed. There are many types of blades available for ripping and crosscutting wood, light metals and plastic.

c)

If the saw has a variable speed adjustment, set the blade speed for the type of material and finish desired.

d)

Place a good mark on the material and guide the saw on the waste side of the mark. The mark line should still be visible after the cut.

e)

Do not force the saber saw through the material quickly. Move the saw through the material at a moderate speed that does not reduce the RPM's of the blade

15.

To make a __________ cut tilt the saber saw on the toe, turn the saw on and bring the blade down slowly on the material until the cut is made through the material. The saw must be held firmly when making a _______ cut.

(a)  

16.

Do not lift the (a)   saw out of a cut while it is running to avoid marring the wood, causing the saw to jump as the blade hits the wood, and possibly breaking the saw blade.