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woodshoptest
A
blind
dado
goes
completely
across
the
board
True
or
False
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-False
A
blind
dado
is
used
where
you
want
a
neat
appearance
True
or
False
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-True
A
dado
joint
is
similar
to
a
rabbet,
except
that
it
is
not
located
along
the
edge
or
end
of
the
stock
True
or
False
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-True
A
feather
is
a
rectangular
strip
of
stock
that
is
inserted
into
grooves
or
saw
kerfs
made
in
the
adjacent
parts
of
a
point
True
or
False
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-False
adhesive
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-A
substance
used
to
hold
other
materials
together
aliphatic
resin
glue
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-all
of
the
above
Aliphatic
resin
glue
is
moisture
resistant
True
or
False
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-False
Animal
glue
used
in
its
dry
form
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-must
be
dissolved
in
water,
heated
to
about
140f
,
and
applied
hot
Applying
too
much
glue
will
result
in
a
starved
joint
True
or
False
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-False
bar
clamp
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-A
type
of
clamp
consisting
of
two
horizontal
bars
(jaws)
connected
to
a
vertical
bar.
A
screw
on
the
lower
horizontal
bar
allows
the
clamp
to
be
tightened.
Also
called
an
F-clamp
or
cabinet
clamp blind
dado
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-A
type
of
dado
joint
in
which
the
dado
does
not
go
completely
across
the
board.
Also
called
a
stop
dado
butt
joint
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-a
type
of
joint
in
which
the
end
or
edge
of
one
peice
is
fastened
to
the
flat
surface
or
edge
of
a
second
piece
Butt
joints
are
used
where
strength
is
a
primary
consideration
True
or
False
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-False
c-clamp
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-A
clamp
with
an
adjustable
screw
that
holds
the
stock
firmly
against
the
clamp's
anvil
claw
hammer
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-A
hammer
with
a
two-sided
head.
One
side
is
used
to
drive
nails.
The
other
side,
which
is
split
and
curves
down,
is
used
for
pulling
out
nails
Cross-linking
PVA
is
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-all
of
the
above
dado
joint
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-a
joint
formed
by
cutting
a
square-cornered
recess
(a
dado)
across
one
piece
of
stock
and
fitting
another
piece
into
it
dovetail
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-A
joint
in
which
wedge-shaped
projections
fit
into
matching
recesses
dry
assembly
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-An
assembly
in
which
the
parts
of
a
product
are
fitted
together
and
clamped,
but
no
adhesive
is
used.
Also
called
a
trial
assembly
edge-butt
joint
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-A
joint
in
which
two
or
more
pieces
of
stock
are
fastened
edge-to-edge
finish
nail
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-A
nail
with
a
small
round
head;
usually
set
below
the
surface
of
the
stock
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