Powered Hand Tools - Drills Quiz

How do you select the proper bit or attachment?

• Follow manufacturers' instructions

• Use only dull bits

• Use only bits that are too big for the drill

• Select any random bit

What should you do when working with small pieces?

• Clamp stock to prevent movement

• Hold the material with one hand while drilling with the other

• Use excessive force to drill into hard material

• Raise or lower the drill by its power cord

What should you avoid when working with powered hand drills?

• Use a bent drill bit

• Exceed the manufacturer's recommended maximum drilling capacities

• Use high speed steel (HSS) bits with cooling or using lubrication

• Use a hole saw cutter without the pilot drill

What should you do when working with powered hand drills?

• Wear safety glasses or a face shield

• Use a bent drill bit

• Use excessive force to drill into hard material

• Raise or lower the drill by its power cord

What should you do when working with powered hand drills?

• Use excessive force to drill into hard material

• Disconnect power supply before changing or adjusting bit or attachments

• Raise or lower the drill by its power cord

• Use a bent drill bit

What should you avoid when working with powered hand drills?

• Use high speed steel (HSS) bits with cooling or using lubrication

• Exceed the manufacturer's recommended maximum drilling capacities

• Use a bent drill bit

• Attempt to free a jammed bit by starting and stopping the drill

What should you do when working with powered hand drills?

• Slow the rate of feed just before breaking through the surface

• Use a bent drill bit

• Use excessive force to drill into hard material

• Raise or lower the drill by its power cord

What should you avoid when working with powered hand drills?

• Exceed the manufacturer's recommended maximum drilling capacities

• Use a bent drill bit

• Use high speed steel (HSS) bits with cooling or using lubrication

• Reach under or around stock being drilled

What should you do when working with powered hand drills?

• Use a bent drill bit

• Keep drill bits sharp always

• Exceed the manufacturer's recommended maximum drilling capacities

• Use high speed steel (HSS) bits with cooling or using lubrication

What should you avoid when working with powered hand drills?

• Use excessive force to drill into hard material

• Use a bent drill bit

• Exceed the manufacturer's recommended maximum drilling capacities

• Use high speed steel (HSS) bits with cooling or using lubrication