Scroll Saw Safety Rules

What is the scroll saw used to cut?

• Irregular shapes from wood, plastics, and metals

• Straight lines in wood only

• Curves in plastics and metals

• Straight lines in plastics and metals

What safety equipment should be worn when using the scroll saw?

• Gloves

• Ear protection

• Eye protection

• Hard hat

What should you do to your work area before using the scroll saw?

• Leave it cluttered

• Clean and unclutter it

• Cover it with sawdust

• Move all tools to the work area

What should you consider when selecting the blade for the scroll saw?

• Color of the blade

• Length of the blade

• Type of material being cut

• Number of teeth on the blade

How should the blade be installed in the scroll saw?

• With the teeth pointing upward

• With the teeth pointing downward

• With the teeth pointing sideways

• With the teeth pointing diagonally

When should you make adjustments to the scroll saw?

• While the machine is turned on

• While the machine is plugged in

• While the machine is turned off and unplugged

• While the machine is running

What should you avoid cutting with the scroll saw?

• Boards with nails, staples, or foreign materials

• Boards with screws

• Boards with glue

• Boards with paint

Who should check your setup before turning on the scroll saw?

• Your friend

• Your teacher

• Your parent

• Your classmate

Where should you cut in relation to your line of cut?

• Exactly on the line

• Slightly to the scrap side of the line

• Slightly to the good side of the line

• Anywhere on the wood

What should not be in contact with the blade when turning on the scroll saw?

• Your hand

• The wood

• The table

• The hold down foot