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Carpentry: Module 2 Test Questions and Answers | Latest Version | 2024/2025 | Correct & Verified What is the purpose of a jigsaw in carpentry? A jigsaw is used to make curved and intricate cuts in wood. Why should you always store your tools properly after use? Storing tools properly ...

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What is the purpose of a jigsaw in carpentry?


✔✔ A jigsaw is used to make curved and intricate cuts in wood.




Why should you always store your tools properly after use?


✔✔ Storing tools properly prevents damage, ensures longevity, and helps maintain organization

in the workspace.




What is the benefit of using a combination square in carpentry?


✔✔ It allows you to measure and mark right angles, as well as check the level and depth of cuts.




Why is it important to align the grain of the wood before joining two pieces?


✔✔ Proper alignment of the grain ensures a stronger, more stable joint and reduces the chance of

warping.




What is the purpose of a coping saw in woodworking?


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, ✔✔ A coping saw is ideal for making curved cuts in wood and for trimming intricate shapes.




Why should you avoid over-tightening screws when working with wood?


✔✔ Over-tightening can cause the wood to split or strip the screw hole, weakening the joint.




What does the term "ripping" refer to in woodworking?


✔✔ Ripping is the process of cutting wood along the grain, typically using a table saw.




What should you do if you accidentally break a piece of wood during a cut?


✔✔ Stop immediately, assess the damage, and decide whether it can be repaired or if a new

piece is needed.




What is the purpose of using painter’s tape when cutting wood?


✔✔ Painter’s tape can be used to prevent splintering when making crosscuts, especially on

delicate wood surfaces.




What is the benefit of using a dust extraction system when sanding?




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