1. A summary of the document:
2. The document provides safety instructions for the proper use of various hand tools like hammers, screwdrivers, saws, clamps, files and more. It stresses never striking tools together like hammers or screwdrivers which could cause shards to fly.
3. Students are tested on their knowledge of safe hand tool practices such as inspecting for defects before use, keeping hands away from blades, using the right tool for the job, and returning tools to the teacher after finishing.
1. A summary of the document:
2. The document provides safety instructions for the proper use of various hand tools like hammers, screwdrivers, saws, clamps, files and more. It stresses never striking tools together like hammers or screwdrivers which could cause shards to fly.
3. Students are tested on their knowledge of safe hand tool practices such as inspecting for defects before use, keeping hands away from blades, using the right tool for the job, and returning tools to the teacher after finishing.
1. A summary of the document:
2. The document provides safety instructions for the proper use of various hand tools like hammers, screwdrivers, saws, clamps, files and more. It stresses never striking tools together like hammers or screwdrivers which could cause shards to fly.
3. Students are tested on their knowledge of safe hand tool practices such as inspecting for defects before use, keeping hands away from blades, using the right tool for the job, and returning tools to the teacher after finishing.
1. What should you do if you inspect a 1 Do not use it, inform the teacher hammer and find its head is loose?
2. A claw hammer is the best all-around 2 True / False
shop hammer because it works with all types of metals. When 2 hammers are put together, metal 3. Why do you NEVER strike two hammers 3 together? shards can fly into the surroundings
4. Because hammers are so hard, it
doesn’t really matter if you drop them 4 True / False onto the workbench. True/False Screwdrivers 5. It is okay to use a flat blade screwdriver instead of a chisel because since it isn’t 5 True / False as sharp as a chisel it is safer. True/False 6. If you don’t have a small pry bar, use a 6 True / False large screwdriver instead. True/False The tips could break and damage the tool. 7. Why should you NEVER strike a 7 screwdriver with a hammer? Metal pieces could also fly into the air
Hand Saws
8. All work to saw must be properly 8 True / False
clamped or secured to your work table. 9. Maintain a margin of safety by keeping your hands and fingers a safe distance 9 True / False from the blade. Hand Tool Safety Test, page 2
Clamps and Vises
10. Be sure to use the proper clamp and 10 True / False
vise for the job. 11. It doesn’t really matter what materials 11 True / False you close a clamp on, or how hard you tighten the clamp. Nail Sets and Punches 12. Each tool has a specific duty, be sure to 12 True / False use the proper tool for the proper activity. 13. Whenever possible, use a mallet with 13 True / False these tools instead of a hammer.
Utility Knives
14. Cut away from your body as long as 14 True / False
much as possible.
15. Return the knife to your teacher when 15 True / False
you are finished using it. Wrenches
16. There is no safety difference when 16 True / False
pushing or pulling on a wrench.
17. Select a wrench that fits properly 17
because…. 18. Never hammer on a wrench to loosen a 18 True / False fastener (unless it designed for that purpose), Files
19. Clean a metal file by wiping it with a 19 True / False
cloth or your hand. 20. Because of their shape, files can be 20 True / False used as scrapers and pry tools. 21. If you were to hammer with a file it 21 True / False could shatter and flying chips could result in injury.