Looking back at the Specimen Paper

You are using a smoothing plane.

Explain why this is the correct direction of cut.

• to hold chair in place better

• So that it doesn’t cut into wood and doesn’t hurt the worker

• the plane is going the same direction as the grain

• right because you always go down on the wood

Explain the purpose of the nut shown on the smoothing plane shown.

• adjust the blade

• its used to make the plane take off more or less wood

• To flatten bits of wood

• Keep the plane in place

name this devices

• sash cramp

• g cramp

• band cramp

• cramp

Name a hardwood, reddish in colour, quite strong. A common hardwood used in schools.

• Oak

• Birch

• Beech

• Mahogany/Meranti

Name the marking out aid that is used to ensure all the decorative top pieces are marked out identically.

• template

• try square

• jig

• ruler

Name this tool

• file

• chisel

• gouge

• parting off tool

name this tool.

• scraper

• file

• chisel

• parting tool

Name this tool

• gouge

• scraper

• file

• parting chisel

Name this joint

• back support joint

• dowel joint

• pole joint

• bridle joint

Explain why each part of the chair is prepared for a finish before it is assembled.

• Make sure your wood has been safely secured on your vice

• Because it needs to be in order for everything the wood to be stable

• Because it's harder when its assembled

• Make sure is correct size