Chapter 5

Question 1

Make sure power cords are properly [blank] and keep them out of [blank].

Answer 1

Grounded
Walkways

Question 2

Tool used to create holes in projects to prevent the material from splitting.

Answer 2

Electric Drill

Question 3

Eliminates the need for electrical cords, which can be hazardous.

Answer 3

The benefits of a battery

Question 4

The part of the drill that holds the bit.

Answer 4

Chuck

Question 5

Chuck sizes.

Answer 5

1/4”, 3/8”, 1/2”

Question 6

Larger the chuck size the more [blank] the motor.

Answer 6

Powerful

Question 7

Most common angle is [blank] hole perpendicular to the surface of the material.

Answer 7

90 Degrees

Question 8

Is a powered screwdriver used to drive screws into wood, metal, or dry wall.

Answer 8

Screw Gun

Question 9

The advantage of a screw gun.

Answer 9

Can control the depth of the screw.

Question 10

Is a hard wood.

Answer 10

Oak

Question 11

Is a soft wood.

Answer 11

Pine

Question 12

Predrilled holes to prevent material from splitting when installing nails or screws; usually are made by using a twist bit.

Answer 12

Pilot Holes

Question 13

Is a tool powered by compressed air to install nails.

Answer 13

Pneumatic Nail Gun

Question 14

The two types of pneumatic nail guns.

Answer 14

Framing and Finishing

Question 15

A heavy gauge type of pneumatic nail gun.

Answer 15

Framing

Question 16

A smaller gauge type of pneumatic nail gun.

Answer 16

Finishing

Question 17

A handheld finishing tool that moves a continuous abrasive belt over a surface of material.

Answer 17

Belt Sander

Question 18

The [blank] the grit number the [blank] the outcome.

Answer 18

Higher
Finer

Question 19

A handheld power tool that moves an abrasive disc in a circular motion that has no specific pattern.

Answer 19

Random Orbital Sander

Question 20

The random pattern of the sanding motion provides a [blank] finish.

Answer 20

Finer

Question 21

The random pattern leaves [blank] cross-grain scratches.

Answer 21

Fewer

Question 22

Excessive downward pressure causes the tool to [blank] and [blank] to the tool.

Answer 22

Overheat and Damage

Question 23

Abrasive disc sizes.

Answer 23

4” to 8” in diameter

Question 24

Lower grit count =

Answer 24

A rougher finish

Question 25

Higher grit count =

Answer 25

A finer finish

Question 26

Done first when drilling through metal; like a nail set; used to make an indent in the metal to make drilling through metal easier.

Answer 26

Center Punch(ing)