Marking Out

Question 1

Marking gauge

Answer 1

Uses a pin to scratch a line parallel to the edge of the wood

Question 2

Cutting gauge

Answer 2

Uses a blade to cut through the top grain, marks the cut parallel to the edge but also stops the wood splitting when cut

Question 3

Mortise gauge

Answer 3

Has two adjustable pins to make parallel marks to cut a mortise hole

Question 4

Try square

Answer 4

Has a 90 degree face to mark a perpendicular line

Question 5

Engineers square

Answer 5

Try square but made for metal so is made of metal

Question 6

Mitre square

Answer 6

Like the try square but at 45 degrees

Question 7

Odd leg caliper

Answer 7

Has a curved leg to hold under and scratch a mark parallel to the edge

Question 8

Vernier caliper

Answer 8

Can measure inner outer and depth measurements and some have an electrical gauge to show more precise measurements

Question 9

Micrometer

Answer 9

Ultra precise measurements because each turn of the handle moves the jaws close by 0.5mm

Question 10

Jig

Answer 10

Holds work in place to improve efficiency of work

Question 11

Go-no go gauge

Answer 11

To make sure a part is within tolerance