Carpentry Tools and Techniques

What tool can copy any angle?

What type of cut is a Dado?

What is the definition of level?

Which tool can be used to draw a 90 or 45 degree line?

What tool, besides a saw, can make a Dado cut?

Which tool can be used to layout an irregular surface?

What is a tool that can be used to check an object for plumb?

Which tool can be used to draw a 45-degree line?

Which of the following tools can only cut in one direction?

Tools for Angles and Cuts

A protractor can copy any angle, allowing precise measurement and transfer of angles for various tasks.
A Dado cut is a type of groove made across the grain of wood, often used to create joint connections or for shelving.
A router can also be used to make Dado cuts, providing smooth edges and various profiles.

Definition and Measurements

Level refers to a horizontal or upright position indicating that an object is perfectly aligned with the ground, ensuring accuracy.
Tools like a combination square or a carpenter’s square can draw both 90-degree and 45-degree lines, which are essential for accurate measurements in construction.

Surface Layout and Checking

A contour gauge can layout an irregular surface by copying its shape, helpful for fitting pieces to curves and contours.
A plumb bob or a level can check an object for plumb, ensuring vertical lines are straight.

Directional Cutting

Band saws typically can only cut in one direction, making them specific for certain types of cuts and materials.

Test your knowledge on carpentry tools and techniques with this quiz covering various tools used in woodworking such as Framing square, saws, level, and techniques like making Dado cuts and layout irregular surfaces.