_____ all accidents and injuries

Do not use broken or defective equipment

Do not use equipment until you have been properly trained in its use

Loose clothing in the shop can cause...

Long hair must be _____ or covered with a cap.

No ____ should be worn in the shop

_____ shoes need to be worn in the shop

When finishing materials with stain, paint, ect... you should be in a well ____ area

Always clean up ____

Used rags are to be kept in a covered _____ container.

Keep cabinet doors, drawers, vises, and clamps ____

You can use a ____ to clear away sawdust and scraps from the workbenches and tools

______ should only be used for what they are intended/designed to do

_______ tools should be held with the point/edge side held down towards the floor.

When you are done with a tool, return it to it's assigned ____ area

Ask for ____ when handling large or heavy material

Equipment with a _____ power cord should be reported to the instructor immediately.

Pull on the ____ of a cord, do not yank on the cord itself.

When you turn off a machine, it is okay to walk away from it even though it is still moving.

Do not _____ anyone while they are using a machine.

Using the tools requires your complete ______ at all times

Never fool around or ______ in the shop.

To reduce the risk of injuries, all blades and bits need to be _____

Let the machine/tool come to full speed before you make contact with it.

Food and drinks are okay to have in the shop.

Table Saw: The blade should be no more than _____ above the material.

Table Saw: Use the _____ and other safety devices when it is practical to use them.

Table Saw: Always use ______ when making a narrow cut.

Table Saw: The wood must be in good condition, with no _____ or other hardware in it.

Table Saw: What kind of cutting does the Table saw do?

Table Saw: To avoid injury from kick back, stay out of the area directly _____ the saw/blade

What is the object in the picture?

Band Saw: How high above the material being cut should the blade guide be?

Band Saw: Never make adjustments while the saw is running.

Band Saw: Never back out of a cut while the saw is running.

Band Saw: When cutting curved or round pieces, what kind of cuts do you need to make before cutting out your piece?

Drill Press: Use a clamp or a vise to hold the material firmly on the table.

Drill Press: A piece of ______ should be under the project when drilling all the way through.

Drill Press: What do you use to tighten the chuck?

Drill Press: Back out of a deep cut from time to time to prevent clogging and ______

Disk/Belt Sander: Never sand free handed, always use ______ to support the material.

Disk Sander: Only one side of the disk should be used, the side that is moving _______

Disk/Belt Sander: The material must be _____ to be held safely.

Disk/Belt Sander: The wood you sand has to be dry, with no _____

Disk/Belt Sander: Hold the wood so your hands and fingers stay _____ of the belt/disk at all times.

Disk/Belt Sander: Use _____ to hold thin or small material against the disk/belt.

Miter Saw: Wood should be clamped against the table and against the ____

Miter Saw: Allow the _____ to come to a complete stop before raising the saw.

Miter Saw: Keep your hands at least _____ inches away from the blade and along the fence.

Miter Saw: What kind of cutting does the miter saw do?

Miter Saw: You should start the saw with the blade in contact with the wood.

Miter Saw: Use your left hand to hold the wood firmly against the fence & your ______ to operate the saw.