What is a drill press?

• A special tool for flattening out a drill that expanded when the bit got stuck.

• A power tool (usually large) that has a drill bit that can be lowered down to a table to drill precise holes.

• A tool that is easier to use than a regular drill because it holds the bit perfectly plumb even if the operator does not have a good eye for plumb.

• A tool for taking wrinkles out of the housing of a used drill.

If you had to drill a hole 14 inches in from the edge of a piece of wood for your project...

• The "throat capacity" of the drill would not matter.

• The throat capacity would need to be larger than 14 inches.

• The throat capacity would need to be less than 14 inches.

• Throat capacity isn't really a thing.

What is the "rear post" of a drill press?

• The only post that attaches the base, table, and drill assembly together.

• The place on the basketball court where it is best to dribble behind your back.

• The removable piece that allows you to fit larger material.

• The metal pole that the table can be raised and lower on.

What is the name of the part of the drill that holds the drill bit firmly in place:

• the chuck

• the larry

• the mary

• the clamp

Why is there a limit to how far in from the edge of your project you can drill a hole with the drill press?

The measurement from the middle of the chuck to the closest edge of the rear post is known as the

• Throat Capacity

• The "center to outside" measurement

• The "center to center" measurement

• The "outside to outside" measurement

Answer explanation

Yes! That limits the depth from the edge that you can drill. The other answers are real/usefull construction terms and will be covered later in Carpentry I.

Which image shows a router?

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Answer explanation

This is the tool used to shape edges of wood with a variety of patterns.

Which image shows a sliding compound miter saw?

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Answer explanation

This is a tool that is great for cutting crown molding of many sizes.

Which image shows a drill press?

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Answer explanation

This power tool is great for drilling precise holes because it is stable and easy to control.

Why is a carbide tipped bit best for most wood products?

• Carbide tipped router bits stay sharper longer

• Servers do not like to get tipped with carbide, they prefer cash.

Answer explanation

These router bits will cut precise patterns in wood for thousands of feet.