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sander if the disk isloose,torn,burned or clogged.  \n3.Check the clearance between the disk andthe table.The table should be set as closeas possible without touching the disk atany point.  \n4.When you use a guide be sure the guideremains completely clear of the disk.  \n5.As always,wear eye protection.Gogglesare preferred when sanding.  \n6.Loose clothing can get caught between therevolving disk and the table.Kecp clothestucked in and shirt sleeves rolledup neatly.  \n7.If your hair is long,tie it back or wear acapover it.  \n8.Never stand at the sides of the sander whenit is running.Don't let anyone else standthere,either.If the abrasive disk shouldcome off or fly apart,it will be throwntoward the edges,toward the sides of thesander.  \nSTUDY GUIDE 19  \n\n| NAME:  \u003Cbr>CLASS OR PERIOD:  \u003Cbr>DATE OFINSTRUCTION:   |\n| --- |\n\n9.Keep the material flat against the table.Don't try to sand free-handed.Use thetable as a support.  \n10.Most disks turn in a clockwise direction.Use only the right side or the side that ismoving downward past the table.  \n11.Make sure the material is large enough tobe held safely.Don't sand small pieces ofstock on the disk sander.  \n12.The material must be clean and dry.Avoidsanding wood that is green or gummy.Avoid sanding softwood with resins in it.  \n13.Keep the stock moving back and forthacross the downward side of the disk.Holding it in one place will cause it toover-heat and burn.  \n14.Never leave a sander while it is still run-ning or coasting.If you need to,you canstop the coasting by sanding a piece ofScrap.  \n15.The sander doesn't look like a cutting tool,but that's exactly what it is.Think of it as acutting tool and keep your fingers,handsand arms away from the revolving disk.  \n| TEST  \u003Cbr>DISK SANDER SAFETY   |\n| --- |\n\n# ALWAYS WEAREYEPROTECTION\n\n1.Check the                  on the sander.Make sure it's the right grit for what you want to do.  \n2.Don't use the sander if the disk is loose,burned or                            in any way.  \n3.The table should be set                                the disk without touching it.  \n4.When you use a guide,make sure it stays completely                 of the disk.  \n5.  \n             wear eye protection.  \n6.Shirt sleeves should be                                andloose clothes should be tucked in.  \n7.Long hair must be                          or woITunder a cap.  \n8.Never stand at the                              of thesander.and make sure no one else stands there while it'srunning.  \n9.Never sand free-handed.Use the                          to support the material.  \n10.Only one side of the disk should be used:the side that ismoving                          toward the table.  \n11.The material must be                 enough to be held safely  \n12.Check the condition of the material.It must be                            and dry.  \n13.Move the material back and forth to prevent  \n14.Don't leave the sander while it isor coasting.  \n15.Keep your hands and arms away from the moving disk.Thesander is a                  \n\n| NAME:____  \u003Cbr>CLASS OR PERIOD:  \u003Cbr>_____SCORE:  \u003Cbr>DATE:   |\n| --- |\n\nCOMPLETE EACH STATEMENTWITHTHE CORRECT LETTEROR WORDSIN THIS COLUMN  \nA.TIED BACK  \nB.CLEAN  \nC.CUTTING TOOL  \nD.ABRASIVE  \nE.CLEAR  \nF.RUNNING  \nG.LARGE  \nH.DAMAGED  \nI.ALWAYS  \nJ.OVER-HEATING  \nK.CLOSE  \nL.TABLE  \nM.ROLLED UP  \nN.SIDES  \n0.DOWNWARD  \nOVER  \n| NAME:  \u003Cbr>CLASS OR PERIOD:   |\n| --- |\n\nTESTDISK SANDER SAFETYsecond page  \n13.Move the material back and forth to prevent  \n14.Don't leave the sander while it isor coasting.  \n15.Keep your hands and arms away from the moving disk.Thesander is a                  \nA.TIED BACK  \nB.CLEAN  \nC.CUTTING TOOL  \nGET PERMISSION  \nD.ABRASIVE  \nE.CLEAR  \nF.RUNNING  \nG.LARGE  \nH.DAMAGED  \nI.  ALWAYS  \nJ.OVER-HEATING  \nK.CLOSE  \nL.TABLE  \nM.ROLLED UP  \nN.SIDES ","cbCaimgaGwB00rpV","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimgaGwB00rpV","pdf",682723,"English","# Disk Sander Safety\n## Safety Checklist Instructions\n## Test: Complete the Statements\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"How should you choose the abrasive for a disk sander?\",\"answer\":\"Check that the abrasive grit is neither too coarse nor too fine for the work you want to do. Make sure the abrasive is the right grit for the task.\"},{\"question\":\"What must be checked before using the sander?\",\"answer\":\"Verify the sanding disk is in good condition—do not use it if the disk is loose, torn, burned, or clogged. 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