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Which of the following is not recommended for sanding?
A
Never use a coarser grit than necessary.
B
Always sand against the grain.
C
Take care to prevent round corners.
D
Sand end grain in only one direction.
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Which of the following is not recommended for sanding?
Never use a coarser grit than necessary.
Always sand against the grain.
Take care to prevent round corners.
Sand end grain in only one direction.
Which of the following is not recommended for planing?
None of the above.
If you are right handed, grasp the knob in your left hand.
Lift the plane off the board on the return stroke.
Always plane with the grain.
Which of the following is not recommended for driving nails?
Do not put several nails along the same grain.
Grasp the hammer near the head.
Hold the nail close to the point.
Watch the hammer, not the nail.
Which of the following is not recommended for chiseling?
Never allow the edge to touch other tools.
Secure the workpiece with clamps.
Keep the chisel close to your body.
Always hit the tool squarely on top of the handle.
Which of the following is not involved in an electric shock that kills?
paralysis of the hand or other muscles.
a slowed heart rate.
ventricular fibrillation.
respiratory-center paralysis.
Which of the following is not an advantage of the sliding compound miter saw?
It can be taken to construction sites.
It can cut dadoes.
It is safer than a radial-arm saw.
It can cut angles easily.
Which of the following is not a step in problem solving?
Rank the solutions according to effectiveness.
State the problem clearly.
Select the best solution.
Collect information.
Which of the following is not a softwood?
cedar
pine
redwood
birch
Which of the following is not a helper used to feed stock into a tool?
straightedge
pushstick
featherboard
pushblock
Which of the following is not a hardwood?
cherry
fir
maple
walnut
Which of the following is a penetrating finish?
Danish oil
varnish
enamel
shellac
Which of the following cuts can be made with router bits?
all of the above
dovetail
V-grooving
cove
Which of the following cannot be sanded with a power sander?
none of the above
end grain
curves
irregular shapes
Which of the following can be used to cut veneer?
craft knife
utility knife
paper cutter
all of the above
Which is not true for finish turning?
The tool used is a skew.
Either cutting or scraping methods may be used.
Work is begun at the center of the workpiece.
None of the above.
Which is not done when applying an oil-based stain?
Wear rubber or vinyl gloves.
Sponge the wood surface with water.
Apply a thin coat of linseed oil to the wood.
Wipe all surfaces with a tack rag.
When wood pieces are simply lapped without additional processing, the joint is called a(n)
butt joint
surface lap joint
end-to-end half-lap joint
top-lap joint
When white or yellow glue is used to apply veneer, the veneer is pressed with a
household iron.
cast-iron weight.
rubber roller.
none of the above.
When using dowels to strengthen joints, their diameter should never be more than.............the thickness of the wood.
half
one-quarter
twice
three-fourths
When using a router with a jig and dovetail bit,
begin cutting from left to right.
certain joints must be cut on certain sides of the jig.
label the jig as well as the workpieces so that all parts match properly.
all of the above.