Carpentry chaps 11-13 Cards

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The ___ is used to make circular cuts in wood.: Compass Saw
The ___crosscut saw is used to cut across the grain of trim and finished boards.: 10- or 11-point
The term ___is often used to denote cutting larger holes in wood.: Boring
The diameter of the circle made by the handle of a bit brace is known as its ___.: Sweep
As an auger bit is turned, the ___ score the circle in advance of the cutting lips.: Spurs
The number of 16ths of an inch in the diameter of an auger bit designates its ____.: Size
The ___ is used to hold and turn auger bits to bore holes in wood.: Brace
The ___ lift the chip up and through the twist of the bit.: Cutting lips
____ come in several sizes and are used for smoothing rought surfaces and to bring work down to size.: Bench plane
The ___ is a small plane designed to be held in one hand.: Block plane
A/An ___ is used to shape the bevel on a wood chisel or plane iron.: Grinding wheel
To produce a keen edge on a chisel it must be whetted using a/an ____.: Oilstone/waterstone
When whetting the flat side of a chisel or plane iron, always hold the tool ___on the stone.: Flat
____ are generally used to cut straight lines on thin metal.: Shears
Handsaws used to cut across the grain of lumber are called ___.: Crosscut saws
The ___saw is used to make circular cuts in wood.: Compass/Jigsaw
Coping and hacksaw blades are usually installed with the teeth pointing ___ from the blade.: Toward/away
The proper hacksaw blade for fast cutting in thick metal is the ____-toothed blade.: Coarse
A saw similar to the compass saw, but designed especially for gypsum board, is the ___ saw.: Wallboard
The ____ is used to cut angles of various degrees in finish lumber.: Miter box
Ripsaws have teeth-shaped like rows of tiny ____.: Chisels
The 22 ounce hammer is most popularly used on ____.: Rough work
The tip of a nail set is ____ to prevent it from slipping off the nail head.: Concave
A hammer should be held _____.: Firmly and close to the end of the handle
Toenailing is a technique of driving nails ___.: At an angle to fasten the end of one piece to another
To prevent wood from splitting or the nail from bending in hardwood, ____.: Drill a hole slightly smaller than the nail shank
The higher the number of the point size of a Phillips screwdriver, the ___.: Larger the diameter of the point
If a screw has a flat head, ___.: The shank hole must be countersunk
The ___ is a dismantling tool available in lengths from 12" to 36" that is used for withdrawing spikes and for prying purposes.: Wrecking bar
C-clamp sizes are designated by ___.: Their throat opening
The ___, also called parallel clamps, is made of wood blocks and large screws.: Wood screw
The most popular hammer for general use is the ___.: 16oz curved claw
As a general rule, use nails that are ___ longer than the thickness of the material being fastened.: 3x
To prevent the filler from falling out, it is important that finish nails are set at least ___ deep.: 1/8"
Blunting or cutting off the point of a nail help prevent ___ the wood.: Splitting
In preparation for driving a screw, a shank hole and a ____ hole must be drilled.: Pilot
Early in carpenter training it is important that ___ is mastered: Quick and accurate measuring
When drilling the shank hole, use a ___ to prevent drilling too deep.: Stop
If the material to be fastened is thick, the screw may be set below the surface by ___to gain additional penetration without resorting to a longer screw.: Counterboring
The nail claw is commonly called a ____.: Cats paw
to turn nuts, lag screws, bolts, and other objects, a/an ___ is often used: adjustable wrench
The ___ forms a recess for a flat head screw to set flush with the surface of the material in which it is driven.: countersunk screw
Most of the rules and tapes used by the carpenter have clearly marked increments of ___: 16ths of an inch
pocket tapes are avilable in ___ lengths: 6 to 35 foot
Red and black highlights on a tape measure are located at every ____ inches A. 12 B. 16 C. 19.2 D. All of the above: D. All of the above
The combination square functions as ___ A. a depth gauge B. a layout or test device for 90 and 45 angles C. a marking gauge D. all of the above: D. all of the above
The rafter layout tool that can double as a guide for a portable circular saw is the___: speed square
The side of the framing square known as the face is the one that has the ___ on it: Manufacturer's name stamped
The most often used table on the framing square is the ___: Rafter table
The ___ is used to lay out or test angles other than those laid out with squares.: Sliding T-bevel
In the absence of trammel points, the same type of layout can be made with___.: A thin strip of wood with a brad through it for a center point
The longer of the two legs of a framing square is known as the ____.: Blade
In construction, the term level is used to indicate that which is _____.: Horizontal
The term______is used to mean the same as vertical.: Plumb
The pair of tubes located in the center of the level is used to determine______.: Level and Plumb
When reading a level where the bubble is touching the right side line of the vial, the ____side should be raised to make the surface level.: Left
When using the line level, it is important that the level is placed as close to the ____of the line as possible.: Center
Although very accurate indoors, the ____can be difficult to use outside when the wind is blowing.: Plumb Bobs
____is the technique of laying out stock to fit against an irregular surface.: Scribing
Gives only an approximate levelness; is not accurate: Line Level
Practically useless when wet: Chalk Line
Joints must be oiled occasionally: Folding rule
Used to mark hinge gains: Butt Marker
Often called a scriber: Wing dividers
Hook slides back and forth slightly: Pocket Tape
Is suspended from a line: Plumb Bob
Outside corner is called the heel: Framing Square
Auger bits with coarse feed screws are used for ____.: Fast boring in rough work
Firmer chisels are used mostly on ____.: Heavy framing
The longer bench plane is a ___plane.: Jointer
A bevel that is referred to as hollow grind is one with a surface that is ____.: Concave
When reshaping the bevel on a wood chisel by grinding, it is important to ____. A. use safety goggles B. cool the blade by dipping it in water frequently C. maintain a width to the bevel that is approximately twice the thickness of the blade D. All of the above: D. All of the above
Chisels and plane irons need to be ground ___.: When the bevel has lost its hollow grind shape
The handsaw that is designed to cut with the grain is the ___.: Ripsaw
Stock is handsawn with the face side up because ____.: It prevents the saw from jumping at the start of the cut