Walkaways that are obstructed by tools, materials, or wires are common on the jobsite and are not considered hazardous

Flammable or combustible structures are not considered hazardous if they are tightly sealed

While it is good to feel comfortable and confident with a tool, it is dangerous to lose caution and to begin to feel invulerable

Training is an important factor in preventing accidents

Never attempt a task unless you have the knowledge and skill necessary to complete the task safetly

Personal protective equipment is optional and not required for most tasks

Jobsites should be carefully analyzed in order to eliminate or minimize all hazards

Among the most important skills that carpenters must learn is the ability to se hand and power tools safely and efficently

The block plane is a tool that is designed for use with both hands

A chalk box is a tool used for making curved lines

A chisel consists of a metal blade and a handle

Clamps are used to hold one or more components or pieces in place while they are being worked on while an adhesive sets

The open end of a combination wrench is adjustable

Utility blades are razor-sharp he new, but lose their edge quickly with heavy use

When working with power tools, it is important to take ll appropriate precautions and to follow the safety rules specific to the power tool being used

The blade of a portable circular saw will quickly slice through lumber, plywood, and many other materials

The bottom portion of the blade on a portable circular saw is covered with a fixed guard

The most versatile type of miter saw is dual-bevel sliding compound miter saw

A spade bit is used for drilling percise finish holes

A random orbital sander is a hand held power tool that moves a continuous abrasive belt over the surface of the material

Router bits are availible in many different sizes, shapes, and types

Douglas fir, like cedar, is very resistant o decay

The chief disadvantage of pine lumber is that it is not strong or durable as some other woods

Pressboard is often used for cabinet backs and drawer bottoms

Screws have better holding power than nails

Carpenters often use wood screws that are threated along he entire length of the shaft

When using wood glue, it is important to avoid the buildup of excess adhesive around the joint

The longer the legs of the sawhorse allow for more leverage when using a handsaw

The I-beam sawhorse is made to support heavy materias that need to be cut or worked

Who is responsible for recognizing hazards on the job site?

Accidents almost always result from ______ that no one has noticed or that have not been dealt with property?

Which of the following work habits or attitudes do not contribute to accidents?

Which of the following is not a rule for the proper handling of material?

The Blade of the block plane is set at an angle of _____° to _____°

The blade of a chisel has one endbeveled at an angle of _______° to ______°

A compass is used to layout circles and _________

A framing square consists of a ______ long metal body and a _______ long metal tongue

Speed Squares come in two sizes, ________ and ________

Which of the following provides carpenters with a quick and convenient way to determine the dimensions of an object?

A _______ _______ is a hand held finishing tool that moves a continuous abrasive belt over the surface of a material

Which of the following is not a safety concern when using a portable circular saw?

On the electric drill, the _____ is the mechanism that allows the drill bits to be attached to the drill motor

Which of the following is not a common drill chuck size?

The random orbital sander is used for _______ sanding a surface before stains and finishes are applied

Saber saws are often used for cutting _______ shapes

Which type of wood is highly resistant to decay?

What type of wood is so hard and dense that pilot holes for nails and screws must be drilled?

What type of wood is plentiful, is relatively inexpensive, and is among the materials most often used by carpenters.

Which of the following is manufactured from thin layers of wood that are glued together at right angles using pressure, heat, and bonding agents?

_________ nails have a flat head and are designed to cover the nail hole

Which of the following nails have a very small, slightly concave head that is designed to be driven beneath the surface of the wood with a nail set?

Which nail is typically only used for light assembly work and should not be used for parts that are critical for stability?

After the wood glue is spread on the wood surface, the pieces are _______ together until the glue dries.

Which of the following is another name for the notch made in the top of the sawhorse?

Which of the following explains why the pilot holes are drilled before fastening some parts with screws?

The legs of the I-Beam sawhorse are reinforced with braces called _____

List the following 3 stages of construction for building the saw horse in order of operation.

1. Attach the Legs, Gussets, and side Spreaders

List in order of operation the five procedures required to build the I-Beam sawhorse.

2. Prepare and attach the gussets

List in order of operation the five procedures required to build the beveled-top sawhorse.

3. Lay out and cut the top

Both _____ tools and _____ tools can cause injury when used improperly