Matching
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1.
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tracking/tension lever
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2.
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miter
gauge
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3.
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tilting table
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4.
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belt
sander
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5.
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tilt
gauge
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6.
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disc
sander
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7.
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tilt
release
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8.
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Center the belt on the rollers by adjusting the idler pulley with the tracking
handle.
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9.
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Remove the guards.
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10.
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Remove the old belt and slip on a new one.
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11.
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Increase the tension and replace the guards.
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12.
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Apply
a slight amount of tension.
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13.
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Check
the centering adjustment by moving the belt by hand.
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14.
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Release the tension by turning the belt-tension knob.
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15.
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Readjust the belt if necessary.
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Completion
Complete each sentence or
statement.
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16.
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A
stationary _____ sander can be used in a vertical, horizontal, or slanted position.
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17.
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A
stationary _____ sander is used mostly for sanding end grain and the edges of a
workpiece.
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18.
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A
sander that is good for sanding small parts and getting into hard-to-reach places is the _____
sander-grinder.
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19.
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The
oscillating _____ sander is a good choice for sanding curved or irregularly shaped
edges.
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20.
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When
using a disc sander, you should hold the workpiece against the _____-moving side of the rotating
disc.
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True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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21.
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When
using a power sander, you should adjust the table to 1/16 inch from the sanding belt or
disc.
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22.
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A
good way to remove excess glue or finish from wood before refinishing is to sand it off using a
belt-and-disc sander.
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23.
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For
surface sanding using the stationary belt sander, place the table in a horizontal
position.
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24.
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Curves can be sanded on the open end of a stationary belt sander when the table is in
a horizontal position.
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25.
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Disc
sanding should never be done freehand.
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