Review 2 Flashcards

1
Q

When you changed the band saw blade and restarted the saw, you notice that the band tends to
ride too far forward on the wheels. How can you correct this?

A

Adjust upper tracking knob

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2
Q

As you cut on the band saw, you notice that the blade disappears into the guide blocks
whenever you move the work piece forward. How can you correct this?

A

Bring the thrust bearing forward

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3
Q

As you cut on the band saw, you hear a rhythmic ticking sound. What does this indicate?

A

Weld may be failing

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4
Q

Which band saw blade width listed here could be expected to handle a curved cut with a 40 mm
radius?
a) 20 mm
b) 16 mm
c) 19 mm
d) 12 mm

A

12

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5
Q

On the band saw, how high should the upper guides be adjusted from the top of the work?

A

6mm

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6
Q

In the normal use of the jointer, the first step is

A

place the concave face of the board down on the infeed table

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7
Q

When one face of a board is true by using the jointer, what is usually the next step?

A

Joint the concave edge

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8
Q

When using the jointer on the edge of a straight 750 mm long board, you notice that the cut
starts out to be 2 mm deep but as you get to the end of the cut, the jointer is barely cutting.
What may be the cause?

A

the top of the cutting circle is set exactly in line with the outfeed table

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9
Q

When using the jointer on the face of a rough, meter long board, you notice that at the end of
the cut, there is a noticeable snipe for the last 50 mm or so. What may be the cause?

A

Outfeed set to low

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10
Q

How is the size of a jointer determined?

A

by the length of the knives

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11
Q

On the jointer, how is the depth of cut determined?

A

by the difference in infeed and outfeed table heights

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12
Q

Which defect might cause you to reject a board from surfacing on the jointer?

A

Dark ringed knots.

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13
Q

On the jointer, you wish to machine a stopped taper. Which step is critical to perform this step
safely?

A

use a stop block on the infeed table

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14
Q

How can you determine the shortest piece that may be safely passed through a thickness
planer?

A

measure the feed rollers from centre to centre and add 50

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15
Q

Under what circumstances is it permissible to send pieces of slightly unequal thickness through
a thickness planer?

A

If the infeed roller is sectional

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16
Q

How can you best control the tendency of a board to cup slightly as you reduce its thickness
substantially with a planer?

A

Remove equal amounts from each side.

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17
Q

On the thickness planer, which defect may be produced when the idler roller, upper infeed
roller and/or the chip breaker are set too high?

A

Snipe at the leading end

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18
Q

On the thickness planer, which defect may be produced when the pressure bar is too low?

A

Hesitation

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19
Q

A piece of furniture looks good but it is uncomfortable. What error did the designer make?

A

Placed form over function

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20
Q

The terms line, shape, mass, colour, tone and texture are used to describe what aspect of
design?

A

Elements of design

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21
Q

In design, what two descriptive terms are used to describe the 2-dimensional appearance of
an object?

A

Line and shape

22
Q

When line and shape are combined to enclose 3-dimensional space, what is the result?

A

Mass

23
Q

In terms of design, what do the terms proportion, balance, harmony, rhythm, emphasis and
repetition refer to?

A

Principles of design

24
Q

What term describes relationship between the three main dimensions of an object?

A

proportion

25
Q

Which of the following ratios is closest to the legendary ‘Golden Mean’

A

5 : 8

26
Q

If you design a piece of furniture that is not symmetrical but nevertheless has a pleasing and
stable appearance what design term is used to describe this quality?

A

informal balance

27
Q

If you design a piece of furniture and all the parts and components combine in pleasing
agreement, what principle of design have you employed?

A

Harmony

28
Q

How many secondary colours are there?

A

3

29
Q

How many tertiary colours are there?

A

6

30
Q

Which of the following is a primary colour?
a. Orange
b. Red
c. Green
d. Viole

A

Red

31
Q

Which of the following is a secondary colour?
a. Blue
b. Red
c. Green
d. Yellow

A

Green

32
Q

What is the name for colours that are opposite each other on the colour wheel?

A

Complimentary

33
Q

Design ideas prevalent in ancient Greece
and Rome?

A

Emulated Natural forms

34
Q

A chest of drawers has curvilinear lines, short cabriole feet, and a distressed white lacquer
finish. How might a designer designate this piece?

A

French provincial

35
Q

When handling a long sheet of oak veneer with a rift grain, what may be done to minimize lengthwise splitting?

A

Strengthen the ends of the sheet with tape.

36
Q

What do some shops do to make veneer easier to work with?

A

Humidify veneer production area

37
Q

After pressing a panel that featured a book-matched veneer pattern, you notice that the veneer
on one side of the match is not properly bonded to the core. What is the likely cause?

A

Veneer leaves are of inconsistent thickness

38
Q

When using a stitcher to join veneer sheets, what is the correct way to orient the veneer sheet
for pressing

A

The thread should be inside against the core

39
Q

When placing a few small pieces in the hot press, what practice ensures that the press will not be
damaged in the process?

A

Fill with spacers place workpiece in line with piston.

40
Q

After pressing, what should be done with panels after they are removed from the press?

A

Lean against something to allow air circulation

41
Q

Which glue has a dark glue line, sets rapidly with heat, is completely waterproof and may be
cured with radio frequency?

A

resorcinol formaldehyde

42
Q

You are unable to find veneers which are long enough for a special project. What technique
would you use to create veneer sheets which are long enough but have no visible joint?

A

Finger Jointed end match

43
Q

With respect to using a knife to joint veneers, which statement below is true?
a) The knife may tend to follow the grain line
b) The knife will not cut cross grain
c) The knife must be held absolutely vertically
d) The knife should have a single bevel

A

The knife may tend to follow the grain line

44
Q

With respect to preparing veneer sheets by hand, which statement below is true?

a) Tape only the side towards the core
b) Use tape to pull joints tight only
c) The paper tape is on the outside after pressing
d) The masking tape is on the inside after pressing

A

The paper tape is on the outside after pressing

45
Q

What term is defined as the distance a stair rises vertically from finished floor to finished floor?

A

Total rise

46
Q

According to the Alberta Building Code, what is the maximum unit rise allowed?

A

200

47
Q

With respect to stairs, what is meant by the following definition?
An imaginary line that intersects the outer edges of all the nosing

A

Line of Flight

48
Q

What is the maximum allowable unit rise, public and private?

A

200

49
Q

What is the minimum allowable headroom clearance in a dwelling

A

1950

50
Q

What must be done to a stringer layout on a notched stair to ensure that the bottom riser is the
correct height?

A

Remove one tread thickness at the bottom