cabinetmaking part 2

What is the difference between a level and a plumb?

• level refers to straightness up and down, plumb refers to straightness side to side

• level refers to straightness side to side, plumb refers to straightness up and down

• level refers to straightness corner to corner, plumb refers to straightness side to side

• level refers to straightness corner to corner, plumb refers to straightness up and down

Which of the following is how to read a level?

• make sure the small bubble inside a tube of colored liquid is right of center

• make sure the small bubble inside a tube of colored liquid is left of center

• make sure the small bubble inside a tube of colored liquid is off center

• make sure the small bubble inside a tube of colored liquid is center

Which of the following is how to use a framing square?

• place one arm parallel against the edge of a piece of material

• place one arm perpendicular against the edge of a piece of material

• place one arm against the edge of a piece of material

• place the tongue parallel against the edge of a piece of material

Which is the best way to store wood products?

• stack wood vertically with stickers, in a warm, dry, indoor environment

• stack wood horizontally with stickers, in a warm, dry, indoor environment

• stack wood horizontally without stickers, in a warm, dry, indoor environment

• stack wood vertically without stickers, in a warm, dry, indoor environment

How many types of wood are available in North America?

• about 20

• about 40

• about 50

• about 60

What is the hardest type of wood grown in North America?

• oak

• pine

• ash

• hickory

What is the proper tool to drive a nail?

• sledge hammer

• ball peen hammer

• claw hammer

• jack hammer

What tool is commonly used to cut dovetails?

• a saw with rip teeth

• a saw with crosscut teeth

• a saw with a combination of teeth

• a saw with specialty teeth

What is the proper motion for sanding with an orbital sander?

• up and down

• side to side

• crisscross

• ciruclar

What is a belt sander?

• uses a moving nonabrasive belt to smooth surfaces

• uses a stationary nonabrasive belt to smooth surfaces

• uses a stationary abrasive belt to smooth surfaces

• uses a moving abrasive belt to smooth surfaces