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WorksheetsUnit 12927
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 18mins
Steel Rule
for inaccurate measuring and marking out
for accurate marking out and in accurate measuring
for accurate measuring and marking out
for inaccurate measuring and inaccurate marking out
Carpenters Pencil
for marking and video recording measurements
for drawing pictures and recording measurements
for adding and subtracting measurements
for marking and recording measurements
Measuring Tape
to inaccurately measure lengths
to accurately measure lengths
to accurately measure the radius of an area
to accurately measure the diameter of an area
Try Square
a blade fixed to make angles of 90 degrees
a blade loosely tied to make angles of 90 degrees
a blade fixed to make angles of 190 degrees
a blade fixed to make angles of 9 degrees
Combination Square
For making angles of 55 degrees and 80 degrees
For making angles of 45 degrees and 90 degrees
For making angles of 45 degrees and 80 degrees
For making angles of 35 degrees and 90 degrees
Sliding Bevel
For making odd angles and testing clean cuts and mitres
For making odd angles and testing natural cuts and trees
For making odd angles and testing bevel cuts and mitres
For making positive angles and testing bevel cuts and mitres
Marking Gauge
For scribbling lines Parallel to an Edge
For making up lines Parallel to an Edge
For scribbling lines adjacent to an Edge
For scribbling lines Parallel to a curve
Cutting Gauge
For cutting or marking out across the grain
For drawing or making out across the grain
For building or marking out across the grain
For cutting or marking out with the grain
Spirit Level
for testing that horizontal and smooth layers
for testing that horizontal and rough surfaces
for testing that horizontal and vertical surfaces
for testing that horizontal and sideway surfaces
String Line
To set out straight lines
To set out crooked lines
To set out zig zag lines
To set out round lines
Plumb Bob
Testing that horizontal surfaces are true in strong winds
Testing that vertical surfaces are true in strong winds
Testing that vertical surfaces are true in strong earthquakes
Testing that round surfaces are true in strong winds
Describe the damage caused by unrestrained retention of retracting a measuring tape into its case.
avoid holes in the tape as they may cause it to snap when it is pulled tight.
avoid loops in the tape as they may cause it to snap when it is pulled tight.
avoid stars in the tape as they may cause it to snap when it is pulled tight.
avoid loops in the tape as they may cause it to get longer when it is pulled tight.
"Plumb Bob" What is the purpose of putting the "bob" into a bucket of water when using it in high winds?
to achieve a stable reading
to help it bounce in the water
to achieve vertical and horizontal readings
to help it unbalance itself
Why does a handsaw jam continuously during use?
Dull teeth and a fast hand movement can cause this
Sharp teeth and a slippery surface
Dull teeth cause the saw blade to slip, stick or skip
Too much electricity in the handsaw
What is NOT a way to fix a saw keeps on jamming?
Lightly oil the blade to protect from rust
use a blade guard to protect the teeth when not in use
place the saw in a rack or a saw bug
keep using the dull blade
At what angle should a rip saw be held when ripping?
60 degrees
65 degrees
70 degrees
75 degrees
What angle should a saw be held when crosscutting timber?
30 degrees
35 degrees
45 degrees
40 degrees
You should keep the blade of the copping saw straight, what can happen if the blade is twisted?
A twisted blade will produce a rough, inaccurate cut and is more likely to stretch.
A twisted blade will produce a rough, inaccurate cut and is more likely to break.
A twisted blade will produce a clean cut, inaccurate cut and is more likely to break.
A twisted blade will produce a rough, inaccurate cut and is more likely to bend
