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When using a crosscut saw, which of the following is not recommended?
A
Hold the saw at a 45-degree angle.
B
Apply light pressure on the push cuts.
C
Cut with the grain.
D
Cut on the waste side of the cutting line.
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When using a crosscut saw, which of the following is not recommended?
Hold the saw at a 45-degree angle.
Apply light pressure on the push cuts.
Cut with the grain.
Cut on the waste side of the cutting line.
When storing a brush for a period of time, which of the following should not be done?
Wrap the brush in waxed paper.
Soak up the wetness with newspaper.
Wash it in detergent mixed with water.
Comb the bristles with a metal comb.
When spraying finishes, wear
rubber gloves.
an apron.
a mask or respirator.
all of the above.
When ripping with the table saw, use the..............to keep the saw kerf from closing.
antikickback pawls
arbor
splitter
try square
When pre-drilling wood for screws, drill the...............in the first piece of stock, then hold this piece over the second piece to mark the location for the pilot hole.
plug hole
shank clearance hole
countersink
counterbore
When planing a board, first
adjust the machine for the correct thickness.
start the stock into the planer.
measure the thickness of the board at the thickest point.
turn on the power.
When pieces of different thicknesses are joined, a.............joint is used.
surface-lap
cross-lap
finger-lap
full-lap
When operating a portable power sander
make sure the abrasive belt is in good condition.
wear goggles or a face shield.
start the tool above the work surface.
all of the above.
When making straight cuts,
use a special V fixture.
all of the above.
choose the widest blade possible.
make a sandwich of the material.
When making intricate internal cuts
adjust the guide to the correct height.
all of the above.
drill a relief hole in the center of the waste stock.
run the blade through a relief hole.
When making edge joints, pieces of stock wider than..............inches should be ripped into narrower strips and the strips glued together.
6 to 8
8 to 10
2 to 4
4 to 6
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.