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Lathe Operation

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Before using the wood lathe you need to

a)

Wear approved face protection

b)

remove all jewelry, neckties, loose clothing and confine long hair

c)

Completed training and testing

d)

All of the above

2.

Check the piece you are going to work on (the stock) for any

a)

foreign objects

b)

invaders

c)

languages

d)

contries

3.

If you glued together your stock, what must you do before you start turning?

a)

make sure it is thoroughly dry

b)

make sure pieces are sticking out

c)

the glue is still wet

d)

all of the above

4.

It is ok to leave the lathe running when you walk away

a)

True

b)

False

5.

Use proper speeds when cutting, In general, rough beginning cuts are done at _______ speeds.

a)

high

b)

medium

c)

low

d)

the fastest speed possible

6.

Be sure to select the proper ______ for the operations that you are attempting with the wood lathe

a)

cutting tool

b)

hat

c)

scissors

d)

partner

7.

Hold the lathe turning tool _____ against the tool rest

a)

firmly down

b)

loosely down

c)

firmly up

d)

loosely up

8.

To check your progress, you should

a)

wait for the last to stop turning

b)

use your fingers especially while the lathe is running

c)

use a gloved had to make sure it is smooth

d)

any of these

9.

You should remove the tool rest for sanding operations

a)

true

b)

false

10.

When you are using the wood lathe, you should

a)

Make sure that tools are not left on the bed of the lathe

b)

Clean up all scraps and turn off the machine before leaving

c)

Not allow anyone to stand behind the lathe

d)

All of the above

11.

The roughing gouge is designed to do what?

a)

fine detail

b)

cutting grooves

c)

making your work piece round

d)

something for your partner to hold while you work

12.

It is not important to make sure your stock is centered in the lathe.

a)

False

b)

True

13.

Why is it important to keep the tool rest in the correct position?

a)

to help prevent a "catch"

b)

so your tool correctly contacts your stock

c)

so the rest will not hit the headstock if you get a "catch"

d)

all of the above