Question

1. how should the saw blade be moved throughout the stock when making a cut with a motorized miter saw that has a sliding arm?

a. push down, then pull out
b. push down
c. pull out then push down
d. pull out, push down, then push forward

1. the purpose of a \stop\ when making multiple cuts with the motorized miter saw is to

a. hold the stock securely.
b. improve cut accuracy and reduce time required to make cuts.
c. reduce time required to make cuts.
d. get hands and fingers further away from the cutting zone.

1. if a kickback should occur when a cut is being made the saw operator should

a. jump out of the way.
b. turn loose of the saw immediately.
c. raise the saw to the up position immediately.
d. hold the saw firmly in the down position and release the on/off switch.

Explanation:

1. When using a motor - ized miter saw with a sliding arm, you first pull out the sliding arm to the desired position and then push down to make the cut.
2. A "stop" on a motorized miter saw helps in making repeated cuts of the same length accurately and quickly, thus improving cut accuracy and reducing cutting time.
3. In case of a kickback, holding the saw firmly in the down position and releasing the On/Off switch helps in controlling the saw and preventing it from causing more damage or injury.

Answer:

1. c. Pull out then push down
2. b. improve cut accuracy and reduce time required to make cuts.
3. d. hold the saw firmly in the down position and release the On/Off switch.