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WorksheetsMultiple Choice Safety Test
Total questions: 44
Worksheet time: 2hrs 12mins
Stock is held firmly against the planer table by the
infeed roll
pressure bar
chip breaker
outfeed roll
The ____ presses firmly on the top of the wood to prevent the grain from tearing out.
infeed roll
chip breaker
pressure bar
outfeed roll
When planing a board, first
adjust the machine for the correct thickness.
start the stock into the planer.
measure the thickness of the board at the thickest point.
turn on the power
For rough work, never try to remove more than ____ inch in thickness from a board.
1/16
1/8
3/16
1/4
The jointer is used to ____ boards.
straighten
square up
smooth
all of the above
The cutterhead on a jointer holds ____ knives.
two
three
four
five
When edge jointing, hold the work face of the stock flat against the ____ throughout the operation.
fence
outfeed table
pressure control
t level
The most common saw blades are ____ blades.
ripsaw
crosscut
combination
all of the above
When ripping with the table saw, use the ____ to keep the saw kerf from closing.
antikickback pawls
arbor
splitter
try square
The first step in crosscutting operations is to put the ____ in place.
miter guage
rip fence
sliding t level
stop block
A typical dado head has two outside blades that are each ____ inch thick.
3/4
1/2
1/8
1/4
To make a miter cut, adjust the miter gauge to the correct angle and proceed as for
ripping
crosscutting
chamfering
cutting a taper
When cutting rectangular openings,
first, make straight cuts down the length of each side.
backtrack out of the second cut and cut a curve to the second corner.
make nibbling cuts as needed to clear away waste.
all of the above
In cutting curves
apply even, forward pressure.
guide the work with your right hand.
make relief cuts to within 1/4 inch of the layout line.
all of the above
A commercial circle jig has an adjustable ____ that the operator sets to the correct distance for cutting a circle.
miter guage
pivot pin
radius measurement
blade guide
When cutting compound curves, first
remove the waste stock.
nail or tape the waste stock in place.
make a pattern.
resaw the stock to thickness.
Cutting several pieces at one time is called ____ sawing.
pad
duplicate
repeat
pattern
The compound miter saw is referred to as “compound” because
it can do both crosscutting and ripping.
There is more than one miter gauge installed on the saw table.
it can cut two angled surfaces at the same time.
it can cut from above or below the workpiece.
When adjusting the sliding compound miter saw, loosen the locking handle or lever and tilt the ____ to the desired angle.
saw head
fence
turntable
clamping device
While making a cut, the blade of the saw extends into a slot in the
turntable
kerf board
fence
angle indicator
Which of the following is not an advantage of the sliding compound miter saw?
It can cut dadoes.
It is safer than a radial-arm saw.
It can cut angles easily.
It can be taken to construction sites.
The scroll saw is also called a
compass saw
jigsaw
coping saw
band saw
If the pattern for your workpiece includes loose curves, choose a ____ blade.
thin narrow
long
wide thick
saber
When making intricate internal cuts,
drill a relief hole in the center of the waste stock
run the blade through a relief hole.
adjust the guide to the correct height.
all of the above
When making straight cuts,
choose the widest blade possible.
make a “sandwich” of the material.
use a special V fixture.
all of the above
The size of a drill press is expressed as twice the distance from the center of the ____ to the column.
table
bit
chuck
spindle
The drill press can be used for
drilling holes of various sizes and depths at various angles.
mortising
sanding
all of the above
Multispur bits are used
to cut perfectly round, flat-bottomed holes.
to create countersinks.
to cut dowels
to cut rough holes
Large machines with two belts arranged on three pulleys are capable of ____ speed settings.
three
six
nine
twelve
When adjusting the table, the space between the top of the workpiece and the point of the drill bit should be about ____ inch.
1/8
1/4
1/2
3/4
Which of the following cuts can be made with router bits?
dovetail
v grooving
cove
all of the above
Which of the following is usually not cut with a plunge router?
dado
edge
mortise
rabbet
To install a router bit, insert the shank of the bit as far as possible, then pull it out about ____ inch.
1/8
1/2
2/16
3/4
A typical router operates at ____ revolutions per minute.
5,000
9,000
16,000
25,000
To cut a groove for a strip of inlay, use a ____ bit.
beading
left hand spiral
v grooving
core box
During sanding, the movement of the abrasive against the wood generates
static electricity
adhesion
friction
tension
When changing the belt on the stationary belt sander, first
turn the belt-tension knob.
remove the guards.
center the belt on the rollers.
adjust the idler pulley.
Which of the following cannot be sanded with a power sander?
end grain
curves
irregular shapes
none of the above
Which sander is most useful for getting into hard-to-reach places?
narrow belt sander-grinder
oscillating spindle sander
stationary disc sander
stationary belt sander
Sanding discs are installed using
two wrenches of different sizes.
a tension knob
pressure-sensitive adhesive.
a chuck key
Spindle turning involves turning stock held between the live center and the
spur
headstock
tool rest
dead center
Rough turning is begun using a
gouge
roundnose
spindle
none of the above
Which is not true for finish turning?
The tool used is a skew.
Either cutting or scraping methods may be used.
Work is begun at the center of the workpiece.
none of the above
The vertical part of a shoulder is cut with a
gouge
skew
parting tool
hermaphrodite caliper
