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WorksheetsScroll Saw Quiz
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 10mins
Unplug the scroll saw when changing the blade or performing maintenance.
Safe
Unsafe
Not necessary
Make sure the blade is tight before turning on the machine.
False
True
Install the blade with the teeth pointing downward on the machine for proper cutting.
Safe
Unsafe
Lock the tool rest before starting the scroll saw.
True
False
Safety glasses are not necessary when operating the Scroll Saw
Safe
Unsafe
Hold the work firmly with downward pressure against the table to avoid vibration.
Safe
Unsafe
Not necessary
When should personal protective equipment (PPE) be worn to operate the scroll saw?
sometimes
never
always
What should you do AFTER changing the blade on the scroll saw
Make sure the blade is securely fastened in the upper and lower chuck.
Make sure that the tensioning lever has sufficient tension on the blade and that the blade is tight.
Make sure the work piece is sitting flat on the table.
All of the above.
Which statement is correct about selecting a right type of blade for cutting stock on the scroll saw,
A very thin blade for long straight cuts.
A thin blade for tight radii and sharp curves.
A wide blade for tight radii and sharp curves.
A wide blade for all cuts.
How should you adjust the "hold down" for safe operation?
Adjust the hold down so that there is approx. 1/4 inch of clearance above the wood surface.
Adjust the hold down approximately 3/8" above the work piece to allow enough room to cut the board without binding.
Adjust the hold down so that it applies slight pressure on the work piece to prevent vibration.
None of the above.
When the scroll saw blade breaks, you should do the following,
Shut off the machine and inform the next person waiting to use the machine.
Quickly turn off the machine before anyone notices that the blade broke. Inform no one.
Shut off the machine and let the instructor know.
None of the above
The scroll saw is similar to the band saw in that they can both be used to cut curved or irregular shaped objects.
True
False
The maximum thickness which can be cut safely without over heating or over working the blade is?
Three fourth of and inch. (3/4)
One inch (1")
One and a half. (1-1/2)
What is the name of part "A"?
Upper arm support
Rocker Arm
Over Arm
Hold down
What is the function of part "B"?
Adjust the over arm tension.
Support the upper chuck.
Apply tension to the blade.
Apply pressure to the hold down
What is the name of part "C"?
Guide post
Upper chuck
Tllting table
Hold down
What is the name of part "D"?
blow hose
Over Arm
Hold down
Tensioning lever
What is the purpose of part "D"?
Provides air flow to cool the blade.
Help support the work piece down against the table.
Directs a small amount of air onto the board to remove saw dust from the cut line.
It is designed as a guide to help cut straight or curved lines.
