Completion
Complete each
sentence or statement.
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ALWAYS wear eye _______________.
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2.
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Keep the work space around the saw free from
_______________, sawdust, and oil or grease.
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3.
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Adjust the depth of
cut by turning the elevating handwheel. The teeth of the blade should be _____” below the
surface of the stock.
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4.
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Select a
_______________ or combination blade.
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5.
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Allow the saw to
reach _______________ speed before starting a cut.
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6.
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Do not saw stock
shorter than ______ inches.
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7.
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Be sure material is
held firmly against the _______________ and table before starting a cut. Support long pieces of
stock.
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8.
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Always pull the saw
through the stock _______________.
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9.
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Check the stock for
nails, _______________, and loose knots before sawing.
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10.
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Always keep the
safety guard and the _______________device in position.
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11.
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_______________ the
electrical service at the source before changing blades.
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12.
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Always turn the power
off and wait until the blade _______________ rotating before removing wood scraps or leaving the
radial arm saw.
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13.
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Do not operate the
saw without _______________ from the instructor.
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14.
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Make sure the blade
is _______________ mounted.
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15.
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After the cut is
complete, return the saw to the _______________ of the table before removing
stock.
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16.
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_______________
awkward work positions.
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17.
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Do not talk to others
or be engaged in _______________ while using the radial arm saw.
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18.
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Your arms must always be _______________ when you
operate the saw. Don’t let one arm cross over the other as you run the saw through the
cut.
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19.
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_______________ the speed of the cut to keep the
saw from pulling itself into the material.
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20.
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Keep your hands and arms out of the _______________
of the cut.
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