12 Questions
What is the purpose of a thickness planer?
To make the second face parallel to the first face
Which tool is used for cutting stock to a manageable size?
Mitre saw
What is the unit of measurement used to calculate large volumes of wood?
Board foot
What is the maximum thickness that can be removed in one pass with a thickness planer?
1/6 turn
Which type of tree is classified as Coniferous?
Evergreen trees
What type of measurement is used to calculate the cost of wood?
Board foot
What should you do if the material gets stuck while cutting with a Mitre Saw?
Push hard on it
Which safety rule is NOT associated with using a Table Saw?
Hold the wood firmly against the fence and table
What is the purpose of a Jointer?
To mill a working face and edge 90 degrees to each other
What should you do before changing the blades on a Table Saw?
Turn off the main power and lock out
Which defect type is NOT mentioned in the 'Examples of Defects' section?
Shatter
What should you do with the cupped side of the board when using a Jointer?
Keep it stable by putting it down
Learn about the process of breaking out stock which involves rough measuring, cutting with a mitre saw, dressing the pieces, ripping to width on a table saw, and crosscutting to length. Explore tools like mitre saw, jointer, thickness planer, and table saw. Understand wood selection, cutting, shaping, lumber types, and wood defects.
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