WorksheetsScroll Saw Safety Rules
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
What is the scroll saw used to cut?
Irregular shapes from wood, plastics, and metals
Straight lines in wood only
Curves in plastics and metals
Straight lines in plastics and metals
What safety equipment should be worn when using the scroll saw?
Gloves
Ear protection
Eye protection
Hard hat
What should you do to your work area before using the scroll saw?
Leave it cluttered
Clean and unclutter it
Cover it with sawdust
Move all tools to the work area
What should you consider when selecting the blade for the scroll saw?
Color of the blade
Length of the blade
Type of material being cut
Number of teeth on the blade
How should the blade be installed in the scroll saw?
With the teeth pointing upward
With the teeth pointing downward
With the teeth pointing sideways
With the teeth pointing diagonally
When should you make adjustments to the scroll saw?
While the machine is turned on
While the machine is plugged in
While the machine is turned off and unplugged
While the machine is running
What should you avoid cutting with the scroll saw?
Boards with nails, staples, or foreign materials
Boards with screws
Boards with glue
Boards with paint
Who should check your setup before turning on the scroll saw?
Your friend
Your teacher
Your parent
Your classmate
Where should you cut in relation to your line of cut?
Exactly on the line
Slightly to the scrap side of the line
Slightly to the good side of the line
Anywhere on the wood
What should not be in contact with the blade when turning on the scroll saw?
The wood
The table
The hold down foot
What should you do if the blade breaks?
Continue using the machine
Turn off the machine and notify the instructor
Replace the blade yourself
Ignore it and keep cutting
How should you feed your work into the blade?
Force the wood into the blade
Feed the wood slowly
Feed the wood quickly
Feed the wood at an angle
