General Safety
The thing that you must put on when entering the shop.
What are safety glasses?
When you see something that is unsafe this is what you do.
What is tell the instructor?
The band saw is mostly used for this type of cut.
What is curved?
This part of a board is not safe to joint.
What is end grain?
The blade should be this height above the board you are cutting through
What is 1/8" to 1/4"?
Something that you do not want to wear on your finger in the shop.
What are rings?
A machine must reach a ________ __________ before making any adjustment to it.
What is complete stop?
The blade guard/guide should be this far above the board you are cutting.
What is 1/8" to 1/4"?
The jointer is primarily used to.
What is make an edge or face straight and flat?
When should you should use the blade guard or riving knife.
What is whenever possible?
This type of shoe is appropriate for the shop.
What are closed toe shoes?
If you get hurt, this should be your first thing to do.
What is contact the teacher so that first aid can be administered?
You should stand here when using the bandsaw.
What is in front of it?
Jointing opposing edges of a board will not guarantee that those two edges are _________ to each other.
What is parallel?
You do not want to stand where while using the table saw.
What is in the path of the blade? Also take What is in line with the blade?
The direction that is not safe to use a chisel in.
What is towards yourself?
A place to not stand when
around any running machine.
What is it's rotational path?
Because the blade is moving down the bandsaw does not run the risk of this.
What is kickback?
When using the jointer you don't want to get your fingers closer than this.
What is 4 inches from the cutterhead?
When using the table saw you do not want to get your fingers closer then this distance.
What is 4 inches from the blade?
You should you use safety guards when.
What is whenever possible?
When should you not adjust a machine.
What is while it is running?
When using the bandsaw never put your fingers where in relation to the blade.
What is path of the blade?
also
What is closer than 4" from the blade?
When jointing long or hard to hold boards you need to have this.
What is a helper?
This type of cut is never safe to preform on the table saw.
What is freehand?