Table Saw Safety Test

To wear loose clothing, long sleeves, and a neck tie is ​ (a)  

• unsafe
• safe

To work on a cluttered or littered floor is ​ ​ (a)  

• unsafe
• safe

To remove saw scraps while the saw is running is considered ​ (a)  

• unsafe
• safe

To rip stock with the splitter-guard (anti-kickback device) in place would be ​ (a)  

• safe
• unsafe

To place a sawblade on the arbor with the teeth pointing toward the direction from which the wood is to fed would be ​ (a)  

• safe
• unsafe

To remove guards without the instructor's permission would be considered ​ (a)  

• unsafe
• safe

To extend the sawblade as much as possible through the stock is​ (a)  

• unsafe
• safe

To saw warped and twisted stock is ​ (a)  

• unsafe
• safe

To do free hand sawing is ​ (a)  

• unsafe
• safe

To use a push stick when ripping narrow stock would be ​ (a)  

• safe
• unsafe