Carpentry Hand Tools Flashcards
What is the grinding angle of a chisel?
25 degrees
What is the sharpening angle of a chisel?
30 degrees
What is the grinding angle of a plane blade?
25 degrees
What is the sharpening angle of a plane blade?
30 degrees
How should you store a plane when not in use to protect the blade?
Store on its side or retract the blade.
Why is oil used on the stone when sharpening?
To lubricate the stone and wash away the metal sharpenings.
What are winding sticks used for?
To check for twist when planning timber.
What tool is used to set a marking gauge?
A steel ruler.
What measuring tool would be used to measure over a distance?
A tape measure.
What tool is used to mark a cut line parallel to the grain of the timber?
A marking Gauge.
What tool is used to mark a cut line across the grain of the timber?
A marking knife.
How would you check a try square for accuracy?
Mark a line with the try square, flip the square over and line up with marked line to check accuracy.
What tool would be used to mark a 90-degree line from an edge?
A try square or a combination square.
What type of plane is used to dress joints?
A smoothing plane.
What plane is used to plane end grain and remove arises?
A block plane.
What plane is used to produce a groove?
A plough plane.
What plane is used to clean the bottom of housing, grooves and recesses?
A router plane.
What tool has the nick name of “A grannies Tooth”?
A router plane.
What is another name for a rabbit plane?
A rebate plane.
What type of hammer is used for general carpentry and construction work?
A claw hammer.
What tool should be used to strike a chisel?
A mallet.
What type of hammer is used to insert small nails and pins?
A Warrington or London pattern hammer.
What type of hand saw should be used to cut the shoulders of joints?
A tenon saw.
What type of hand saw should be used to cut down the grain of timber?
A rip saw.