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Woodwork Hand Saws

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What tool is this?

a)

Round saw

b)

Coping saw

c)

Tenon saw

d)

File

2.

The coping saw is used for cutting ...

a)

Straight lines

b)

Big pieces of timber

c)

Curved lines and unusual shapes

d)

Metal

3.

What is a ruler useful for?

a)

Cutting

b)

Measuring

c)

Drawing

d)

Nothing

4.

When marking out timber, what tool do you use to ensure a line is straight and at a right angle to edge of the timber?

a)

Nothing

b)

Ruler

c)

Tri-square

d)

Pencil

5.

A cutting tool is a type of hand tool used to cut wood to length.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Name the tool shown?

a)

Coping saw

b)

Wood saw

c)

Panel saw

d)

Tenon Saw

e)

Bench hook

7.

Name the tool shown?

a)

Coping saw

b)

Wood saw

c)

Panel saw

d)

Tenon Saw

e)

Bench hook

8.

Name the tool shown?

a)

Coping saw

b)

Wood saw

c)

Panel saw

d)

Tenon Saw

e)

Bench hook

9.

What is the cutting tool shown used for?

a)

To cut curves, shapes and slots in wood.

b)

To cut straight lines.

c)

To help hold the wood securely when you are cutting.

d)

To cut most wood joints

10.

What is the cutting tool shown used for?

a)

To cut curves, shapes and slots in wood.

b)

To cut straight lines.

c)

To help hold the wood securely when you are cutting.

d)

To cut very large sections of wood down to size.

11.

Which saw is used to make a cut parallel to the direction of the wood grain?

a)

Tenon Saw

b)

Panel Saw

c)

Rip Saw

d)

Cross Cut Saw

12.

Which saw is used to make a cut at a right angle to the direction of the wood grain? (Choose 2)

a)

Tenon Saw

b)

Panel Saw

c)

Rip Saw

d)

Cross Cut Saw

13.

Name the tool;

a)

Hacksaw

b)

Junior hacksaw

c)

Tenon saw

d)

Coping saw

14.

Which of the following statements best describes the purpose of the Handle of the saw?

a)

The part you hold the saw at

b)

The end of the saw closest to the handle

c)

The end of the saw farthest from the handle

d)

The edge with the teeth (the bottom)

e)

The edge opposite the teeth (the top)

15.

What does TPI stand for?

a)

Teeth point index

b)

Thickness point index

c)

Teeth per inch

d)

Taper per inch

16.

What does the term Kerf mean?

a)

Kerf is the width of the saw cut

b)

Kerf is the width of the saw blade

c)

Kerf is the length of the saw blade

d)

Kerf is the angle of the teeth on the saw blade

17.

Why do saw blades have a kerf?

a)

The kerf is needed to cut a bigger range different types of materials

b)

The kerf is needed to stop the user cutting to far into the wood.

c)

To make it easier to saw, the kerf stops the saw clogging and helps to stop it jamming.

d)

The kerf is needed to stop the user from cutting things at the wrong angle

18.

Why may you need multiple saws with various TPI's

a)

Certain TPI's are suited to different materials, having a range means you can cut more materials easier.

b)

Certain TPI's are suited to cutting at various angles, having a range of TPI's means that you can cut more angles.