Wood Shop pre test

To play music

To carve, shape, and cut wood by hand.

To cook food in the kitchen

To write with on paper

Wear earplugs

Wear sandals

Wear safety goggles

Wear a baseball cap

Smoothing and shaping wood

Polishing glass

Sanding concrete

Cutting metal

To protect the eyes from flying debris and potential injuries.

To look cool and professional

To keep hair out of the eyes

To improve vision in low light conditions

Handle color and material

Blade length and width

Weight and size of the saw

One is a hand tool the other a power tool

To write on paper

To shape and smooth wood

To cook food

To play music

Hammer - used for smoothing wood

Bar clamp

Pliers - used for measuring wood

Screwdriver - used for cutting wood

To make the tools heavier and more difficult to handle

To create a more rustic and unfinished look to the wood

To ensure clean and precise cuts, reduce the risk of accidents, and prolong the life of the tools.

To increase the risk of accidents and injuries

To sharpen the edges of the wood

To hold the wood pieces together

To measure temperature in the workshop

To mark 90-degree angles, measure and check depths, and as a straightedge for drawing straight lines.

To cut precise angles and crosscuts in wood

To polish the surface of the wood

To drill holes in the wood

To measure the thickness of the wood