Question

3 multiple choice 1 point what should you use for cuts that are less than 6 inches wide? your hands a helper’s hands push sticks the miter gauge only

Explanation:

Push sticks are a safety tool used in woodworking to guide narrow (less than 6 inches wide) material through cutting tools, keeping hands at a safe distance from the blade and preventing injury. Using hands (your own or a helper's) is dangerous, and a miter gauge alone does not safely feed narrow stock.

Answer:

C. Push sticks