SawStop Table Saw Pre-Test

Front

How high above the workpiece should the saw blade be set? Options: As high as it can go, 1/8"-1/4", 1/2", 3/8" - 5/8"

Back

1/8"-1/4"

Front

When ripping long stock, you should: Push it halfway through then reverse it to complete the cut., Push it halfway through, and then walk around to the rear of the table and finish pulling it through., Push the stock fully through the saw and onto and outfeed table, use roller stands or ask for assistance from another person. , None of the above

Back

Push the stock fully through the saw and onto and outfeed table, use roller stands or ask for assistance from another person. 

Front

When operating a table saw, you should stand:

Back

Not in direct line of the blade.

Front

All table saw adjustments should be made:

Back

While the saw is completely stopped.

Front

Crosscutting of stock normally requires a: Fence, Push Stick, Stop Block, Miter Gauge/Cross cut sled

Back

Miter Gauge/Cross cut sled

Front

When ripping long stock you should: Have a helper to assist the stock, but not to pull it., Use an outfeed table and roller stand, Press down hard to support the stock and allow it to fall to the floor once it's passed the blade, Ripping of long stock should only be done with a sled.

Back

Have a helper to assist the stock, but not to pull it.

Front

When is it safe to do freehand (no fence, no miter gauge) sawing on the table saw?

Back

Never

Front

Is it safe to saw defective stock (warps and any foreign material)?

Back

False

Front

Is it safe to rip stock with the splitter in place?

Back

True

Front

Which way should the teeth be facing after being placed on the arbor?

Back

Towards the operator