Drill Press Safety Test

1. Adjust the drill press to the correct speed so the drill bit __________________________.

• will not break
• will break
• will run hot
• will make noise

2. Be sure the tapered shank of the chuck or drill is seated in the spindle so it ____________________.

• will fall out
• will not fall out
• will not become hot
• will not hold drills

3. _______________________ leave a chuck key in the chuck socket.

• Periodically
• Sometimes
• Always
• Never

4. Never hold small work ____________________ while drilling.

• in your drill vise
• in your hands
• with a C-clamp
• on the table

5. Clamp your material to the table or use a drill press vise to keep the drill from _______________.

• turning
• burning
• catching your work
• reversing

6. ___________________ stop revolving work by grabbing it. Turn off the machine and step away.

• Periodically
• Sometimes
• Always
• Never

7. Ease the pressure of the ______________________ as the drill breaks through the bottom side of your material.

• feed
• c-clamp
• speed
• drill press vise

8. Large drills should be run _______________________.

• on large machines
• on small machines
• at slow speeds
• at fast speeds

9. Drum sanding should be done at no more than ____________________.

• 3600 RPM
• 1200 RPM
• three speeds
• two speeds

10. When drum sanding, feed your material in _____________________ direction of the drum is turning.

• the opposite
• the same
• any
• whatever