102d: Cutters Bits Abrasives

Question 1

3 ways to cut wood

Answer 1

With grain
Against grain
End grain

Question 2

Sign you’re cutting against the grain

Answer 2

Chipped or torn surface

Question 3

Prevent end grain cuts from blowing out at back

Answer 3

Clamp sacrificial piece to back edge

Question 4

General primary and secondary bevels for chisels and plane blades

Answer 4

Primary: 25deg
Secondary: 30deg

Question 5

General order of sharpening a damaged blade

Answer 5

1)grind to primary bevel and secondary bevel
2)whetstone to remove striations and create a finer surface
3)flatten backside of chisel or plane

Question 6

How to keep sanding surface flat

Answer 6

Use a block

Question 7

General sanding procedure

Answer 7

Start with roughest grit and gradually move to smoithest

Question 8

Rip saw tooth shape

Answer 8

Chisel

Question 9

Cross cut tooth shape

Answer 9

Knife (shearing)

Question 10

Do all handsaws have a kerf?

Answer 10

Yes. Teeth area set to have a kerf

Question 11

Can you use a table saw for dados?

Answer 11

Yes. Attachment blade kits for dado/rabbet cuts

Question 12

Should I use a diamond edged cutter for concrete?

Answer 12

Yes. It will be much faster

Question 13

Why use Brad point over general purpose drill bit?

Answer 13

Brad point has a tip for accurate cantering of holes devote drilling

Question 14

Auger nuts for___

Answer 14

Bit brace or power drills

Question 15

Shop auger but

Answer 15

Fast boring through studs

Question 16

Spade bits for_____

Answer 16

Fast/rough boring

Question 17

Sawtooth bit vs forstner

Answer 17

Sawtooth bit can do similar flat bottomed cut to forstner but is best for hardwood as it’s more aggressive

Question 18

Fly cutter for____

Answer 18

Cutting large circular holes without having to clear material; cuts a disc

Question 19

Hole saws for____

Answer 19

More aggressive fly cutter