Hot Glue Gun

2. When the glue is applied to pieces of materials, they should be clamped together for a short period of time. T  F

3. Safety precautions are needed to remind you, when using a hot glue gun. T  F

Portable Hand Drill

1. Eye protection is not needed when drilling wood, metal, or other materials. T  F

2. Holes should be drilled with short jerky movements. T  F

3. The chuck key should remain in the chuck when drilling. T  F  

Disc Sander

1.    Use moderate ____________________ and move the material being sanded

______________________ and _______________________ to avoid _______________

and ______________________.

2.    Keep _______________________ and ___________________ at least _______

away from the _________________________ and ____________________.

3.    Put the material being sanded on the _____________________ and ______________ only on the ___________________________________ of the Disc Sander.

Sheet Metal Machines

1. Sheet Metal Machines can be damaged by overloading. T  F

2. Name the three Machines ______________________,___________________ and _____________________________.

3. The Forming Roll can be adjusted by moving the back rollers. T  F

4. The Squaring Sheers cut materials to a degree of square ness. T  F

Spot Welder

1. The Spot Welder should always be left plugged in and the current left on. T  F

2. You should use pliers for small pieces that you are welding together. T  F

3. The on-off switch should be held for at least 5 seconds when welding sheet metal. T  F

4. Should the Spot Welder be used to weld all materials? T  F

1” Belt Sander

1. Make all adjustments when the power is off. T  F

2. Always do your work by sanding in the middle of the belt, do not use the table bed for support. T  F

3. Do not sand large pieces, only pieces that are small. T  F

Portable Jig Saw

1. It is not necessary to wear eye protection when using the Jig Saw. T  F

2. When cutting, the blade should not be forced into the material being cut. T  F                 

3. There are several types of blades available for use in the Jig Saw. T  F

4. Should you remove the saw from the material being cut, when it is in the on position? T  F

Scroll Saw

1. It is not necessary to have the flat side of the material next to the table. T  F

2. Fingers should be kept away from the Line of Cut. T  F

3. The hold down should bear lightly on the work. T  F

Drill Press

1. The chuck key should be kept in the chuck at all times. T  F

2. Work should always be secured, clamped down. T  F

 3. The long end of the work should be at the left of the operator. T  F