Wood Technology & Processes

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Safety Quiz 16

Using a Power Sander



1.

When setting up a sanding operation, position the table
A)3/4 inch from the sanding belt or disc.
B)1/16 inch from the sanding belt or disc.
C)1/2 inch from the sanding belt or disc.
D)Flush with the sanding belt or disc.
2.

Avoid sanding wood with excess glue or surface finishing because
A)the materials could ignite.
B)toxic fumes could be produced.
C)the materials will ruin the abrasive.
D)such pieces are worthless scrap.
3.

An incorrect use of a power sander would be
A)sanding dirt free, brand new wood.
B)smoothing rough textures on cut faces.
C)preparing surfaces for priming and painting.
D)shaping parts better shaped on other machines.
4.

Which is the correct guideline for feeding stock into a power sander?
A)Feed the stock directly against the sanding belt or disc.
B)Feed the stock from the left of the sanding belt or disc.
C)Feed the stock from the right of the sanding belt or disc.
D)Feed the stock from slightly above the sanding belt or disc.
5.

The best way to prevent friction burns to stock is to
A)pull the stock away from the abrasive about every 15 seconds.
B)keep the stock in motion when sanding.
C)wet the stock.
D)start with a chilled piece of stock.
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