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Worksheetscabinetmaking part 2
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is the difference between a level and a plumb?
level refers to straightness up and down, plumb refers to straightness side to side
level refers to straightness side to side, plumb refers to straightness up and down
level refers to straightness corner to corner, plumb refers to straightness side to side
level refers to straightness corner to corner, plumb refers to straightness up and down
Which of the following is how to read a level?
make sure the small bubble inside a tube of colored liquid is right of center
make sure the small bubble inside a tube of colored liquid is left of center
make sure the small bubble inside a tube of colored liquid is off center
make sure the small bubble inside a tube of colored liquid is center
Which of the following is how to use a framing square?
place one arm parallel against the edge of a piece of material
place one arm perpendicular against the edge of a piece of material
place one arm against the edge of a piece of material
place the tongue parallel against the edge of a piece of material
Which is the best way to store wood products?
stack wood vertically with stickers, in a warm, dry, indoor environment
stack wood horizontally with stickers, in a warm, dry, indoor environment
stack wood horizontally without stickers, in a warm, dry, indoor environment
stack wood vertically without stickers, in a warm, dry, indoor environment
How many types of wood are available in North America?
about 20
about 40
about 50
about 60
What is the hardest type of wood grown in North America?
oak
pine
ash
hickory
What is the proper tool to drive a nail?
sledge hammer
ball peen hammer
claw hammer
jack hammer
What tool is commonly used to cut dovetails?
a saw with rip teeth
a saw with crosscut teeth
a saw with a combination of teeth
a saw with specialty teeth
What is the proper motion for sanding with an orbital sander?
up and down
side to side
crisscross
ciruclar
What is a belt sander?
uses a moving nonabrasive belt to smooth surfaces
uses a stationary nonabrasive belt to smooth surfaces
uses a stationary abrasive belt to smooth surfaces
uses a moving abrasive belt to smooth surfaces
Which is the best way to clean hand tools?
soak tools in a bucket of solvent for one hour, brush off dirt and grime, dry tools
soak tools in a bucket of warm water for 30 mintue, brush off dirt and grime, dry tools
soak tools in a bucket of gas for one minute, brush off dirt and grime, dry tools
soak tools in a bucket of paint thinner for one minute, brush dirt and grime, dry tools
What is a table saw?
A wood working tool, consisting of a circular saw blade, mounted on an arbor, that is hand driven.
A metal working tool, consisting of a circular saw blade, mounted on an arbor, that is driven by an electric motor.
A wood working tool, consisting of a circular saw blade, mounted on an arbor, that is driven by an electric motor.
A wood working tool, consisting of a circular saw blade, that is not mounted on an arbor, that is hand driven.
Which is a miter saw?
a saw used to make accurate cross cuts and miters in a work piece by positioning a mounted blade onto aboard
a saw used to make non accurate cross cuts and miters in a work piece by positioning a mounted blade onto aboard
a saw used to make accurate rips and miters in a work piece by positioning a mounted blade onto aboard
a saw used to make nonaccurate rips and miters in a work piece by positioning a mounted blade onto aboard
What is a band saw?
A limited saw, consisting of a steel band with a serrated edge running over wheels
An endless saw, consisting of a steel band with a smooth edge running over wheels
An endless saw, consisting of a steel band with a serrated edge running over wheels
An endless saw, consisting of a plastic band with serrated edges running over wheels
What is a drill?
a tool used for making cutting holes or driving fasteners
a tool used for making oval holes or driving fasteners
a tool used for making round holes or driving fasteners
a tool used for making square holes or driving fasteners
What is a hollow chisel mortiser
Combines the cutting of a four-sided chisel with the action of a drill bit in the center
Combines the cutting of a two-sided chisel with the action of a drill bit in the center
Combines the cutting of a four-sided chisel with the action of a drill bit on the left
Combines the cutting of a four-sided chisel with the action of a drill bit in the right
What does CNC stand for in woodworking
Company numerical Control
Complete Numerical Control
Computerized Numerical Control
Computerized Numerical Computer
What is a blueprint?
A three dimensional drawing that contains details that are needed for a project
A two dimensional drawing that contains details that are needed for a project
A three dimensional drawing that contains all the details that you are working with at the time
A two dimensional drawing that contains details for the phase you are on at the time
Which of the following is the first thing you should do when reading a blueprint?
Scan only the area you plan to start working on then read all the notes and specifications that are included
Scan the entire area you plan to start working on then read only the notes and specifications that are included
Scan the entire plan then read all the notes and specifications that are included
Scan the entire plan but do Not read the notes or the specifications that are included
What is a jointer used for?
Planning one side and one face of solid timber straight and square to each other
Planning each side and each face of solid timber straight and square to each other
Planning one side and both face of solid timber straight and square to each other
Planning all sides and one face of solid timber straight and square to each other.
