Frontier Quiz 4 Scroll Saw Safety
Frontier Quiz 4 Scroll Saw Safety assesses knowledge on safe practices for operating a scroll saw. It covers setting the guide, adjusting blade tension, proper hand placement, and handling of material scraps. Essential for ensuring safety and preventing accidents in a workshop environment.
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1. The ___________ should be set before turning the saw on.
- A.
Guid
- B.
Double chuck
- C.
Pressure foot
- D.
Hand wheel
Correct Answer
A. GuidExplanation
Before turning the saw on, the guid should be set. The guid is an important component of a saw that helps to guide and control the cutting process. By setting the guid properly, it ensures that the saw will make accurate and precise cuts. Failing to set the guid before turning on the saw can result in improper cuts and potential safety hazards.Rate this question:
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Before you turn on the scroll saw, be sure that the__________________ is properly adjusted to keep the blade from bending or breaking.
- A.
Upper plunger
- B.
Saw blade tension
- C.
Pressure foot
- D.
Hand wheel
Correct Answer
B. Saw blade tensionExplanation
Before turning on the scroll saw, it is important to ensure that the saw blade tension is properly adjusted. This is necessary to prevent the blade from bending or breaking while in use. Adjusting the tension correctly helps maintain the stability and durability of the blade, ensuring smooth and accurate cutting.Rate this question:
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When cutting, do not have_____________ directly in line with the saw blade.
- A.
The cutting line
- B.
Your hands
- C.
Your safety glasses
- D.
The surplus stock
Correct Answer
B. Your handsExplanation
When cutting, it is important to not have your hands directly in line with the saw blade. This is because having your hands in this position puts them at risk of being injured or cut by the blade. It is important to keep your hands at a safe distance from the blade to ensure your safety while cutting.Rate this question:
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You must never try to clean scraps of material near the_____________ with your fingers.
- A.
On/off switch
- B.
Outer edge
- C.
Moving blade
- D.
Pulley
Correct Answer
C. Moving bladeExplanation
Cleaning scraps of material near a moving blade with your fingers can be extremely dangerous and can lead to serious injury. The moving blade has the potential to cut or amputate fingers or hands if they come into contact with it. It is important to use the appropriate tools or equipment to clean scraps of material near a moving blade, rather than using your fingers.Rate this question:
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If small pieces get caught against the__________________ saw blade, be sure to stop the machine before trying to remove them.
- A.
. in the throat
- B.
Behind the running blade
- C.
Falling off the machine
- D.
On the left side
Correct Answer
A. . in the throatExplanation
When small pieces get caught against the saw blade, it is important to stop the machine before trying to remove them. The phrase "in the throat" refers to the area where the saw blade is located, indicating that the small pieces are getting caught near the blade. Stopping the machine ensures safety while attempting to remove the pieces.Rate this question:
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When operating a variable speed scroll saw, always start the machine at________________ speed setting and adjust the speed to the slowest speed before turning off the power.
- A.
The slowest
- B.
Any
- C.
The fastest
- D.
A medium
Correct Answer
A. The slowestExplanation
When operating a variable speed scroll saw, it is important to start the machine at the slowest speed. This allows the user to have better control and accuracy when cutting. Additionally, it is recommended to adjust the speed to the slowest setting before turning off the power to ensure the machine comes to a complete stop without any sudden movements or potential accidents. Starting and ending at the slowest speed setting helps to ensure safety and precision during operation.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Install new blades with the teeth of the blade pointing_________________ .
- A.
Down
- B.
To the side
- C.
Up
- D.
In any direction
Correct Answer
A. DownExplanation
When installing new blades, it is important to have the teeth of the blade pointing down. This is because the teeth of the blade are designed to cut material in a downward motion. Installing the blades in any other direction could lead to ineffective cutting or potential accidents.Rate this question:
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