you should twist the blade and put excess stress on the blade. the blade will not break. * 1 point\no…

you should twist the blade and put excess stress on the blade. the blade will not break. * 1 point\no true\no false\n\nyou can \back out\ of a cut on the band saw, as long as the cut is short and * 1 point straight. if you need to back out of a long cut, you should turn the machine off first.\no true\no false\n\nthe upper and lower guards should be closed when using the band saw. * 1 point\no true\no false

you should twist the blade and put excess stress on the blade. the blade will not break. * 1 point\no true\no false\n\nyou can \back out\ of a cut on the band saw, as long as the cut is short and * 1 point straight. if you need to back out of a long cut, you should turn the machine off first.\no true\no false\n\nthe upper and lower guards should be closed when using the band saw. * 1 point\no true\no false

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  1. Twisting a blade and putting excess stress on it is likely to cause breakage, so the first statement is false.
  2. You should not back - out of a cut on a band - saw without proper precautions. Backing out of a cut, especially a long one, can be dangerous and turning off the machine first is not the correct general procedure. So the second statement is false.
  3. For safety, the upper and lower guards of a band - saw should be closed when in use, so the third statement is true.

Answer:

  1. B. False
  2. B. False
  3. A. True