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Woodshop Final Exam Review UPDATED Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers Margin of Safety: Table Saw - Correct Answer- 4" Margin of Safety: Radial Arm Saw - Correct Answer- 6" Margin of Safety: Band Saw - Correct Answer- 2" Margin of Safety: Jointer - Correct Answer- 4" Margin of Safety: Planer - Correct Answer- N/A Margin of Safety: Sanders - Correct Answer- N/A

Woodshop Final Exam Questions and Answers All Correct Hardwood lumber is commonly sold by the - Answer-board foot Softwood comes from the evergreen or needle-bearing trees that are called - Answer-conifers The best grade for hardwood lumber is - Answer-FAS A standard size sheet of plywood is - Answer-4x8 This type of plane is 14 inches long with a 2-inch cutter, and is a general-purpose plane - Answer-jack plane A ___ joint is easy to make but not as strong as many other joint...

Woodshop Midterm exam with correct answers Band Saw: Wheel doors must be closed and the __________ properly adjusted before turning on the machine. Answer-blade Band Saw: Adjust the guard so that it is __________ above the stock to be cut. Answer-¼" Band Saw: Allow the saw to reach full __________ before you begin the cut. Answer-speed Band Saw: The stock must be held __________ on the table. Answer-flat Band Saw: Feed the __________ only as fast as the machine can make the cut. A...

Woodshop Chapter 25 Vocabulary Exam Questions with Correct Answers The bevel angle on a sliding compound miter saw can be set at any angle from 0 to ___ degrees. - Answer-45 To set the angle of a miter, position the ___ according to a scale. - Answer-Turntable The plastic or fiberboard piece located in the center of the turntable that minimizes the gap between the side of the blade and the turntable is a(n) ___. (2 words) - Answer-Kerf Board To operate a sliding compound miter saw, ...

Woodshop Final Exam Review 2024 Margin of Safety: Table Saw -Answer-4" Margin of Safety: Radial Arm Saw -Answer-6" Margin of Safety: Band Saw -Answer-2" Margin of Safety: Jointer -Answer-4" Margin of Safety: Planer -Answer-N/A Margin of Safety: Sanders -Answer-N/A Margin of Safety: Chop Saw -Answer-4" How to square a board: -Answer-1. Joint one edge 2. Rip board to desired widt

Woodshop Safety Exam Questions And Answers Safety instructions must be given before you are allowed to work on or operate any machine or ______. - ANSWER- tool You are not permitted to work on any equipment or machine if the ________ is not present. - ANSWER- teacher Guards and safety devices must be on all machines during ______. - ANSWER- operation Machinery must not be oiled or adjusted while in ______. - ANSWER- use A machine must be started and stopped only by the ______. - A...

Woodshop 2 Exam Questions with Correct Answers (MITER SAW) Before turning on the ______, check that all cords are out of the way and locking devices are tightened. - Answer-motor (MITER SAW) ______ must be held firmly against the table and fence before starting up the saw. The ends of long boards must be supported level with the table. - AnswerStock (MITER SAW) Do not move the _____ _____ to see the blade. - Answer-Blade guard (MITER SAW) Make sure the stock will not bind in the ____ d...

Woodshop Final Exam Questions And Answers Hardwood lumber is commonly sold by the - ANSWER board foot Softwood comes from the evergreen or needle-bearing trees that are called - ANSWER conifers The best grade for hardwood lumber is - ANSWER FAS A standard size sheet of plywood is - ANSWER 4x8 This type of plane is 14 inches long with a 2-inch cutter, and is a general-purpose plane - ANSWER jack plane A ___ joint is easy to make but not as strong as many other joi...

Woodshop Final Exam Review 2024 Margin of Safety: Table Saw -Answer-4" Margin of Safety: Radial Arm Saw -Answer-6" Margin of Safety: Band Saw -Answer-2" Margin of Safety: Jointer -Answer-4" Margin of Safety: Planer -Answer-N/A Margin of Safety: Sanders -Answer-N/A Margin of Safety: Chop Saw -Answer-4" How to square a board: -Answer-1. Joint one edge 2. Rip board to desired width 3. Trim one end 4. Measure cut opposite end to desired length Board feet (all inches) -Answer-T"xW"...