Jointer and Thickness Planer
1/16 of an inch.
How much wood should the Thickness Planer take off at once?
Touch the Blade.
What do we never do?
Grits.
What piece actually does the sanding?
Head Stock, Tail Stock, and Tool Rest.
What are the parts of the Wood Lathe?
Hair Tie.
If you can lean foreward and see your hair, what do you need in the woodshop?
How many teeth do the Thickness Planer and Jointer have?
Guard.
What piece protects your fingers on the Band Saw?
The Left Edge.
What part of the Disc Sander should we use?
to the Left, Touching the Post.
Where should our wood go on the drill press?
Glasses.
What does everyone need to wear out in the woodshop?
The Fans.
What needs to be on while the Thickness Planer is running?
Fence and Miter Gauge.
What pieces work with the table saw?
Insert.
What piece stops wood from falling down on the Spindle Sander?
What are the types of Chisels?
A Safe Shop.
What is a Clean Shop?
Infeed and Outfeed.
What are the parts of the table called?
Tilt and Height.
What can we adjust on the table saw blade?
Convex.
(Bends Outwards) What is one of the surfaces we can sand on the Disc Sander?
Forstner and Helix.
What are the bit types on the Drill Press?
Shop Cleanup.
What do we do almost every Friday?
Hand-Burger.
What will your fingers turn into if you touch the blades while they are on?
Push Stick.
What extra tool protects our fingers on the saws?
Concave.
(Bends Inwards) What is one of the surfaces we can sand on the Spindle Sander?
Sandpaper and Coat Hanger.
What are the extra tools on the Wood Lathe?
Kicked out of class.
What happens if we have a serious accident in the shop?