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COMMON JOINTS
SUITABLE FOR LEVEL 1 WOODTRADES
Question | Answer |
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What kind of hook should you use when you are sawing wood on a work bench? | Bench hook |
What part of a tree is the most useful for carpenters and joiners? | trunk |
Freshly felled unseasoned wood is known as blue wood. TRUE OR FALSE | FALSE |
What are resin pockets an example of? | natural defects |
What are cupping, twisting and bowing known as? | seasonal defects |
Why is it important to check the accuracy of a try square? | to ensure all lines meet round the work being marked out |
What type of chisel would you use when paring timber? | bevel edged |
What is a scarf joint used as? | a lengthening joint |
A common joint in a window frame is a mortice and tenon. TRUE OR FALSE | TRUE |
What is the 'kiln dried' method used for? | seasoning wood |
What is the most appropriate joint to use when assembling door casings? | housing joint |
The most appropriate joint to use when assembling door casings is a dovetail joint. TRUE OR FALSE | FALSE |
What joint is most commonly used to join 2 pieces of wall plate end to end? | half lap joint |
What is freshly felled unseasoned timber known as? | green timber |
What are cup shakes? | natural defects |
What method is used to season wood? | kiln drying |