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Methods used to joint curved components

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which jointing method is the best for a heading joint between parts forming a continuous curved component?

a)

Hammer head keys

b)

Handrail bolts

c)

Dovetail keys

d)

Loose tenons

2.

What is the purpose of inserting false tenons at the crown joint for any curved headed door or sash?

a)

To strengthen the joint

b)

To prevent twisting

c)

To remove the problem of short grain

d)

To make the joint more visually appealing

3.

Which jointing method is a substitute for large frames but requires large holes to be bored, weakening the component?

a)

Handrail bolt joint

b)

Loose tenons

c)

Hammer head tenon joint

d)

Dovetail keys

4.

What is the advantage of using hammer head tenons at the springing line?

a)

Strong joints

b)

Good tightening capability

c)

Readily available

d)

Difficult to use with smaller sectioned material

5.

Which jointing method is used to join the vertical members to a shallow curved top rail in segmental headed doors and frames?

a)

Dovetail keys

b)

Loose tenons

c)

Mitred bridle joint

d)

Handrail bolt joint

6.

What is the purpose of diminishing the shoulder in the diminished shoulder joint?

a)

To thicken the short grain section of the rail

b)

To strengthen the joint

c)

To make the joint more visually appealing

d)

To increase manufacture time

7.

Which jointing method is particularly useful for doors or where the joint could be seen, but is very time consuming to produce?

a)

Loose tenons

b)

Handrail bolt joint

c)

Hammer head tenon joint

d)

Dovetail keys

8.

What is the disadvantage of using handrail bolts at the springing line?

a)

Readily available

b)

Good tightening capability

c)

Can be unsightly if joint is to be seen

d)

Difficult to line dowel holes up on both jambs and heads

9.

Which jointing method is used at the heading joints between parts forming a continuous curved component and requires pinning through the face?

a)

Handrail bolts

b)

Loose tenons

c)

Hammer head keys

d)

Dovetail keys

10.

What is the purpose of using false tenons at the crown joint for a gothic headed door?

a)

To make the joint more visually appealing

b)

To strengthen the joint

c)

To remove the problem of short grain

d)

To prevent twisting

11.

Which jointing method is used at the springing line and requires a considerable amount of skill to produce?

a)

Mitred bridle joint

b)

Handrail bolt joint

c)

Hammer head tenon joint

d)

Loose tenons

12.

What is the disadvantage of using hammer head tenons at the springing line?

a)

Particularly useful for doors or where the joint could be seen

b)

Difficult to manufacture by machine

c)

Requires considerable skill

d)

Very time consuming to produce

13.

Which jointing method is used at the springing line and has good pulling power to enable the joint to pull up?

a)

Handrail bolt joint

b)

Dovetail keys

c)

Loose tenons

d)

Hammer head tenon joint

14.

What is the purpose of using handrail bolts at the springing line?

a)

To pull the joint up tight

b)

To prevent twisting

c)

To make the joint more visually appealing

d)

To strengthen the joint

15.

Which jointing method is used at the heading joints and is the most commonly used joint as it is easy to produce?

a)

Dovetail keys

b)

Handrail bolts

c)

Loose tenons

d)

Hammer head keys