A) To measure angles B) To check for squareness C) To cut curves D) To drive nails
A) Circular saw B) Rip saw C) Jigsaw D) Hand saw
A) Apply more pressure B) Cut faster C) Use a backing board D) Sharpen the blade less
A) Spiral Joint B) Butt Joint C) Dovetail Joint D) Mortise and Tenon Joint
A) 120 B) 60 C) 80 D) 220
A) Flip-flops B) Short sleeves C) Necklace D) Safety Glasses
A) Sanding a board B) Cutting across the grain C) Cutting along the grain D) Gluing boards together
A) To seal the wood B) To stain the wood C) To bond wood pieces together D) To protect from insects
A) Drilling large holes B) Removing nails C) Creating a recess for screw heads D) Driving screws
A) Oak B) Cedar C) Fir D) Pine
A) Cutting wood B) Measuring angles C) Smoothing wood surfaces D) Drilling holes
A) To make the wood weaker B) To attract insects C) To make the wood harder to cut D) To protect and enhance the wood
A) Cedar B) Basswood C) Pine D) Poplar
A) Bookmatched B) Burled C) Spalted D) Knotty
A) Sanding wood B) Filling holes and imperfections C) Gluing wood together D) Cutting wood
A) To cut wood B) To measure wood C) To sand wood D) To hold pieces together while gluing
A) Gel B) Water-based C) Lacquer D) Oil-based
A) The length of the board B) The angle of the cut C) The width of the saw cut D) The type of wood
A) Shaping wood B) Measuring wood C) Cutting wood D) Finishing wood
A) Makes the screw rust faster B) Makes the screw easier to remove C) Prevents the wood from splitting D) Makes the screw more visible
A) Oil B) Shellac C) Polyurethane D) Wax
A) Helps to remove splinters B) For marking measurements C) Cuts a dado joint D) Allows the screw head to sit flush with the surface.
A) Increases the wood's hardness. B) Helps to ensure the stain is absorbed evenly. C) Protects the wood from water damage. D) Makes it easier to glue
A) Maple B) Walnut C) Cherry D) Pine
A) Speed Square B) Sliding Bevel C) Combination Square D) Framing Square
A) Block Plane B) Router C) Mallet D) Clamp
A) Angle Grinder B) Belt Sander C) Miter Saw D) Orbital Sander
A) Forcing a tool to perform a task beyond its capacity B) Planning out each step of a project C) Checking for squareness before gluing D) Regularly sharpening tools
A) To protect the wood from scratches B) To control the stain absorption rate C) To make the wood waterproof D) To add color to the wood
A) Sand in a circular motion B) Apply finish before sanding C) Start with a high grit sandpaper D) Start with a lower grit sandpaper |