A) The current market price of nails B) The carpenter's preference C) The type of wood being used D) The color of the paint
A) Bright basic nails B) Cement-coated nails C) Hot-dipped galvanized nails D) Annular ring shank nails
A) Brad nails B) Spike nails C) Common nails D) Duplex head nails
A) They are difficult to hammer B) They rust easily C) They can be more expensive D) They are weaker than other nails
A) Finishing nails B) Roofing nails C) Smooth shank nails D) Annular ring shank nails
A) Nail material B) Nail weight C) Nail length D) Nail diameter
A) Flooring nails B) Drywall nails C) Box nails D) Masonry nails
A) Joining heavy timbers B) Fastening plywood subflooring C) Hanging pictures D) Attaching asphalt shingles
A) Bluing B) Phosphate coating C) Cement coating D) Galvanized coating
A) Nail head size B) Nail diameter C) Nail shank type D) Nail length
A) Duplex head nails B) Brad nails C) Spiral shank nails D) Concrete nails
A) Cut nails B) Coil nails C) U-Nails D) T-Nails
A) To be easily removed B) To be flush or below the surface C) To be more visible D) To increase holding power
A) Silicon bronze nails B) Cement-coated nails C) Bright basic nails D) Phosphate-coated nails
A) Ring shank B) Square shank C) Spiral shank D) Smooth shank
A) Hammer harder B) Blunt the nail tip C) Use larger diameter nails D) Use a finish nailer
A) Pre-drill pilot holes B) Soak the wood in water C) Use only common nails D) Hammer at a 45-degree angle
A) Round head B) Trumpet head C) Oval head D) Flat head
A) When the joint will be under lateral stress B) When the joint will only be under compression C) When using a pneumatic nailer D) When aesthetics are the main concern
A) Splitting, protruding or a weakened joint B) Improved aesthetic appearance C) Increased nail life D) Reduced cost
A) Cut nails B) Finish nails C) Roofing nails D) Brad nails
A) To prevent the nail from bending B) To drive the nail head below the surface C) To increase the nail's holding power D) To remove a nail
A) Reduced cost B) Stronger joint C) Easier to drive D) Protruding from the back of the wood
A) Drywall nails B) Siding nails C) Concrete nails D) Box nails
A) Duplex nail B) Spike C) Tapered nail D) Common nail
A) Flooring nails B) Brad nails C) Common nails D) Spike nails
A) At a 45-degree angle to the nail direction B) It doesn't matter C) Perpendicular to the nail direction D) Parallel to the nail direction
A) Tin B) Copper C) Aluminum D) Zinc
A) Cool nails B) Stainless steel C) Cement Coated nails D) Bright basic nails |