When making biscuit joints, the slots should be slightly longer than the biscuits to allow for
adjustments and expansion.
compression.
easy removal.
padding.
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When making biscuit joints, the slots should be slightly longer than the biscuits to allow for
adjustments and expansion.
compression.
easy removal.
padding.
When making a paneled door, use..............joints to connect stiles and rails.
butt
half-lap
mortise-and-tenon
dovetail
When making a miter cut, adjust the............to the angle desired.
blade guard
column
table
overarm
When making a dowel joint in a frame, use a................to locate the dowels on the face surface.
straightedge
tape measure
gouge
try square
When edge jointing, hold the work face of the stock flat against the..............throughout the operation.
pressure control
T-bevel
fence
outfeed table
When cutting rectangular openings,
make nibbling cuts as needed to clear away waste.
all of the above.
first, make straight cuts down the length of each side.
backtrack out of the second cut and cut a curve to the second corner.
When cutting compound curves, first
make a pattern.
resaw the stock to thickness.
remove the waste stock.
nail or tape the waste stock in place.
When cutting a rabbet by hand, make the shoulder cut with a
reciprocating saw.
sharp file.
backsaw.
dovetail saw.
When changing the belt on the stationary belt sander, first
center the belt on the rollers.
adjust the idler pulley.
turn the belt-tension knob.
remove the guards.
When applying a water-based stain, brush the end grain with.........to prevent it from absorbing too much stain.
water
solvent
linseed oil
zinc oxide
When adjusting the sliding compound miter saw, loosen the locking handle or lever and tilt the.............to the desired angle.
turntable
clamping device
saw head
fence
Veneering techniques have been used for at least..............years.
2000
3000
500
1000
Trim excess stock from a rabbet using a
sanding block.
file.
chisel.
jigsaw.
To mix a white stain, combine..............with oil and turpentine.
white pumice
zinc oxide
raw sienna
burnt umber
To make a miter cut, adjust the miter gauge to the correct angle and proceed as for
cutting a taper.
ripping.
crosscutting.
chamfering.
To lay out a dado, superimpose the end of the second board across the...............of the first.
none of the above
face
end
edge
To cut a groove for a strip of inlay, use a.............bit.
core box
beading
left-hand spiral
V-grooving
To cut a bevel, adjust the track for
cutting from the bottom.
ripping.
duplicate parts.
straight crosscutting.
There are three basic steps to installing a drawer in a table:.............., making the drawer, and installing drawer guides.
drilling for brackets
cutting a rabbet
cutting the rail
measuring the lip
The.................presses firmly on the top of the wood to prevent the grain from tearing out.
outfeed roll.
infeed roll.
chip breaker.
pressure bar.