Power Tools Student Test PLTW

What do measuring tools and checking devices do

• Simple Mesuremnet

• To measure irregular as well as regular shapes.

•  Measuring  checking the length, width or thickness of an objects shape  things like the flatness, straightness, roundness or squareness.

• -To test a surface for levelness.   
   -To check adjacent surfaces for squareness   
   -To make lines across the face of edge of stock  

What do sawing tools do

• Saw

• cut stock to the correct length and width. They are also used to cut stock to irregular shapes

• cut through wood at the exact length, or make polygon cuts

Name all Layout, Measuring, and Checking Devices (Check all that apply)

• Try Square

• Plane

• Vise

• Level

• Rafter Square

What is this picture of?

• A 12-inch or one foot rule. One side is divided into eighths, the other into sixteenths. A metric rule is divided into centimeters or millimeters.

• A ruler

• Bench ruler

• A Layout, Measuring and Checking Device

• Metric Ruler

What is the difference between a rip claw hammer and a claw hammer

• They both work with the removing or driving of nails

• One has a wedge shaped claw, while the other one has a curved one, and one is better for prying nails

• Nothing, they're both the same in size, shape and purpose

• They have different uses, one removes nails the other drives them in and one only has a wood handle

Why do we use mallets

• to reduce the force driving the cutting edge of a chisel, giving better control.

• for striking blows where steel hammers would mar or damage the surface.

• For driving or removing nails

• in Carpentry to knock wooden pieces together, or to drive dowels or chisels

Are Screw drivers a drilling tool

• Yes

• No

Select all that are tape measures

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Description: A squaring, measuring, and testing tool with a metal blade and a wood or metal handle.

(what tool is this)

• Try Square

• Framing or Rafter Square

• Coping Saw

• Plane

• Level

What do we use the coping saw for

• To cut curves

• To shape the ends of molding for joints

• For scroll work

• All of the above

• Only 1 and 2