Bay Path Sanders Test Page
Safety Instructions
- 1.When using a sander, do not ________ your work.
- A.
Lean too close to
- B.
Hold
- C.
Move
- D.
Check
- 2.When sanding, protect your eyes from flying chips and torn abrasive paper by ________.
- A.
Wearing regular eye glasses
- B.
Wearing approved eye protection
- C.
Standing in the operator's position
- D.
Standing away from the operator's position
- 3.You should not use a sander belt ________.
- A.
For plastic materials
- B.
That has been used
- C.
For long pieces
- D.
With torn edges
- 4.If the belt does not run ________, turn the machine off and report it to the teacher.
- A.
On the edge of the rolls
- B.
In the center of the rolls
- C.
At a fast rate of speed
- D.
Perpendicular
- 5.Always keep articles that you are sanding ________.
- A.
Incontact with the table
- B.
In a water cooler
- C.
On a flat place
- D.
An inch above the table
- 6.Do not use sanding belts or discs that are ________.
- A.
80 grit or finer
- B.
Used on metal
- C.
Loaded with pitch and/or warn out
- D.
Garnet or silicon carbide
- 7.Do not try to shorten the sanding process by pressing hard on your work or holding the sander in one spot for a long time. This will burn your work or may cause the belts or discs to break and ________.
- A.
Become expensive
- B.
Cause extra work
- C.
Be replaced
- D.
Injure you
- 8.Be sure to use only half of the disc moving ________. If the wrong half is used, the work may be thrown upward.
- A.
Upward
- B.
Downward
- C.
On the right
- D.
On the left
- 9.Before you turn on the power, check carefully to see that the obressive disc is ________ to the disc and has no loose or torn edges.
- A.
Tightly semented
- B.
Semented loosely
- C.
Trimmed close
- D.
Welded
- 10.Do not put ________ ontop of the sander.
- A.
Your hand
- B.
Pressure
- C.
Powercord
- D.
Work
- 11.Be sure the sandpaper ________ covers the sanding pad.
- A.
Completely
- B.
Partially
- C.
Lightly
- D.
Loosely
- 12.Material less than ________ inches long should not be sanded with a portable belt sander.
- A.
8
- B.
10
- C.
12
- D.
14
- 13.When the sander is not in use, ________. The sander in this position will not travel if accidently turned on.
- A.
Set it on the belt
- B.
Stand it on its end
- C.
Position upright
- D.
Lay it on its side
- 14.Do not press down on the ________ for faster sanding. This will overheat the sander and clog the belt
- A.
Table
- B.
Sander
- C.
Project
- D.
Surface
- 15.Use ________ pressure on the spindle when sanding.
- A.
Heavy
- B.
Light
- C.
Downward
- D.
Extra
- 16.Keep all material being sanded ________.
- A.
On the table
- B.
In your hand
- C.
In the tool rack
- D.
On the curved edges
- 17.Recieve assistance from ________ when changing spindles.
- A.
A friend
- B.
Your instructor
- C.
Another student
- D.
The principal
- 18.Keep hands away from the ________.
- A.
Belt drive
- B.
Table top
- C.
Moving spindle
- D.
Power switch
- 19.Do not attempt to sand ________ and/or circles without assistance from the instructor.
- A.
Curved edges
- B.
Concave surfaces
- C.
Flat surfaces
- D.
Internal, enclosed curves
- 20.Always sand ________ direction of the spindle movement.
- A.
In the opposite
- B.
In the same
- C.
At 90 degree angle from the
- D.
In any
- 21.Select the proper table insert to fit ________.
- A.
A regular sized spindle
- B.
The drum diameter
- C.
An extra large spindle
- D.
The smallest drum diameter
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