2. When changing a drill bit it is unnecessary to unplug the pedestal

drill from the power point.

3. It is wise practice to measure the correct depth of any intended

hole before attempting to bore it.

4. You need to use a scrap of wood under the work piece to prevent

the machine’s table from being damaged.

5. It is necessary to read and learn about the machine’s operating

instructions prior to using it.

6. There is no need to change the speed of the spindle.

7. It is safe to attempt to bore a hole without letting the pedestal drill

reach maximum speed.

8. You can use the machine’s depth stopper but you do not need to

adjust the table to the correct height.

9. You need to allow the drill to stop before removing it from the

material after having made a hole.

10. It is acceptable practice to remove the chuck key before starting

the machine.

11. A drill bit can cut effectively when it is blunt.

12. Marking the position of an intended hole can improve the

accuracy of the final work.

13. I can hold down a piece of wood with one hand and drill it safely if I have the fence attached to the drill

14. When using a pedestal drill after another user it is unnecessary

to check whether the chuck is fastened securely.

14. When using a pedestal drill after another user it is unnecessary

to check whether the chuck is fastened securely.

16. You need to clamp down a piece of material prior to using a

pedestal drill if there is no fence being used.