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How to mark out a finger joint

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a finger joint also known as?

a)

Mortise and tenon joint

b)

Lap joint

c)

Comb joint

d)

Dovetail joint

2.

Which types of wood is a finger joint suitable for?

a)

Both natural woods and manmade boards

b)

Only manmade boards

c)

Neither natural woods nor manmade boards

d)

Only natural woods

3.

What type of glue is recommended for a finger joint?

a)

PVA (woodworkers adhesive)

b)

Epoxy resin

c)

Super glue

d)

Rubber cement

4.

What tool is more precise than a pencil for marking out a finger joint?

a)

A chisel

b)

A hammer

c)

A marking knife

d)

A screwdriver

5.

Why is a marking knife advantageous over a pencil?

a)

It is cheaper

b)

It cuts the wood fibres

c)

It is easier to use

d)

It marks deeper lines

6.

What should be shaded with a pencil to avoid mistakes?

a)

The fingers of the joint

b)

The waste wood

c)

The entire piece of wood

d)

The edges of the wood

7.

How should the wood be positioned in a vice for cutting?

a)

Vertically

b)

Horizontally

c)

At an angle

d)

Loosely

8.

What is used to finally remove the waste material?

a)

A tenon saw

b)

A chisel

c)

A hammer

d)

A drill

9.

What tool can correct a slightly inaccurate joint?

a)

A screwdriver

b)

A firmer or bevel edged chisel

c)

Pliers

d)

A hammer

10.

What is used to hold the wood firmly while correcting the joint?

a)

A vice

b)

Adhesive tape

c)

A G cramp

d)

Clamps