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WorksheetsBandsaw Quiz
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 19mins
Wearing eye protection while operating the bandsaw is a safe practice.
True
False
Removing loose jewelry, tying back long hair and securing loose clothing that can become entangled in moving parts should be done prior to operating the bandsaw.
True
False
Adjusting the upper blade guide on the bandsaw can be done safely while the machine is on.
True
False
The upper blade guide should be adjusted to approximately 1/4 inch above the wood to be cut.
True
False
When cutting with the bandsaw you should avoid bending or deflecting the blade at a sharp angle to prevent the blade from breaking.
True
False
Never push the stock through the machine with your hands directly in front of the blade.
True
False
Always plan your cuts to avoid having to back out of a long curved cut.
True
False
If you need to back the blade out of a long curved cut, it is ok to do so with the machine on.
True
False
The wood should always be held flat on the table of the band saw while making cuts with the machine.
True
False
It is safe to use your fingers to clear away sawdust or scrap pieces of wood from around the blade while the machine is running.
True
False
Check to see that all safety _________ are in place and that the machine is in working orders before turning it on. (choose the best answer)
guards
PPE
shoes
gloves
What is the margin of safety (minimum distance your fingers should come to the blade) for the band saw while it is in operation?
1 inch
2 inches
6 inches
1/2 inch
To safely cut round stock on the bandsaw you should use which of the following?
S-Block
Screwdriver
V-Block
Big Block
When you are finished using the band saw, you should
A. Turn off the machine.
B. Wait for the machine to come to a complete stop.
C. Leave the safety zone.
A, B, & C in that order only.
A, B, & C in any order.
When cutting tight curves, you should do which of the following?
A. first cut relief cuts
B. Push the work piece slowly without twisting or bending the blade
C. Do Not force the work into the blade
D. All of the above
When cutting short radii with a bandsaw, you should first make relief cuts.
True
False
The blade on the bandsaw must be at a dead stop before making any adjustments to the machine.
True
False
The ball bearing blade support, otherwise called the thrust bearing must be properly adjusted to support the back of the bandsaw blade.
True
False
After turning on the bandsaw, allow the machine to reach full speed before starting your cut.
True
False
The operator’s hands should never be in a direct line with the bandsaw blade.
True
False
The wider the band saw blade, the smaller the curves that can be cut with the bandsaw.
True
False
If the bandsaw blade should break or come off the wheels
Push the stock quickly and try to complete the cut before the blade stops.
Step away, shut off the power, and notify the teacher.
Continue to push the stock forward.
Call another student to stop the machine
If it becomes necessary to back out from a long curved cut
Turn the stock sharply to twist the blade.
Stop the machine and back the stock out carefully.
Quickly back the stock away while the machine is running.
Continue to push the stock forward.
The upper blade guide should be adjusted to
½” above the stock.
¼” or less above the stock.
Tightly against the stock.
While the saw is coasting
Which number identifies the Blade?
1
2
3
4
Which number identifies the Guide Post?
1
2
3
4
5
Which number identifies the Miter Slot?
1
2
3
4
5
Which number identifies the Lower Wheel Guard?
5
6
7
8
9
Which number identifies the Upper Wheel Guard?
5
6
7
8
9
Which number identifies the Table?
5
6
7
8
9
Which number identifies the Blade Guide Pins?
5
6
7
8
9
When may the operator leave the safety zone?
When the operator pushes the off button.
Whenever the operator wants to.
When the blade has come to a complete stop.
When the instructor says clean up.
Carefully design and layout your pattern then make your relief cuts before cutting__________________.
Straight lines
Arcs or curves
Fingers
To the right
The operator should avoid getting their fingers within _____ inches of the blade.
4"
1"
3"
2"
