N4/5 PWW - (Tool Box) Plough Plane

What is the main purpose of using a plough plane?

• To smooth the surface of the wood

• To create grooves in the wood

• To cut wood at a 45-degree angle

• To sharpen other tools

What should you use to pre-cut wood fibers to avoid tearout when using a plough plane?

• A saw

• A chisel

• A hammer

• A marking gauge

How should you grip the plough plane when using it?

• With your right hand on the back handle and left hand on the side handle

• With both hands on the back handle

• With both hands on the side handle

• With one hand on the back handle and one hand on the blade

What is the recommended starting technique when using a plough plane?

• Start with tapping motions

• Start with long, deep strokes

• Start with short, small strokes

• Start with circular motions

What should you do if the plough plane's cutter tears the wood fibers?

• Use a hammer to flatten the fibers

• Increase the depth of the cutter

• Use a marking gauge and knife to pre-cut the fibers

• Apply more pressure while cutting

How should you position your hands when using a woodworker’s knife?

• Hold the knife by the blade and use your thumb to guide it

• Use the knife to pry open wooden joints

• Grip the handle firmly, rest your thumb on the side, and apply pressure with your index finger

• Hold the knife with both hands and push down with your palms

What should you do if the plough plane does not cut in hardwood?

• Use a different type of wood

• Check the parallelity between the fence and the sole

• Apply more pressure

• Use a saw instead