Unit 213 VB

What is the main effect of marking out errors on a work programme?

• Increased productivity.

• Increased labour cost.

• Reduced customer confidence.

• Reduced material usage.

What is most likely to happen if errors are made when marking out a staircase?

• The staircase would not meet the ACoP.

• An enforcement notice will be served.

• The client would have to pay for extra material.

• The work will not be completed on time.

What is the tool shown in the image?

• Sliding bevel.

• Mortice gauge.

• Marking gauge.

• Box square.

What type of square is shown in the image?

• Combination square.

• Try square.

• Mitre square.

• Box square.

What is the tool shown in the image?

• Combination square.

• Try square.

• Mitre square.

• Box square.

The main advantage of using a setting out rod is to

• allow for marking out of one item accurately

• allow for repetitive marking out of items accurately

• mark out straight on to timber without using a drawing

• show marking out of all the joints and grooves.

Where would the information to mark out a window be shown?

• Block plan.

• Site plan.

• Setting out rod.

• Manufacturer’s information.

Why are the face side and edge marks used as a reference when marking out timber?

• They ensure the best surfaces are used for the finished product.

• They show the width and thickness of materials.

• They ensure material is not wasted.

• They are quicker to mark out.

What is the main purpose of using a pattern when marking out components?

• To ensure the same material is used.

• To ensure all deadlines are met.

• To mark out individually.

• To mark out multiple items.

What tool should be used to allow the transfer of shoulder lines of a tenon joint on to

pre-profiled timber?

• Box square.

• Try square.

• Combination square.

• Sliding bevel.