Unit 9 Tools And Safety

Front 1

The ____ of a framing square is 2" wide and 24" long.

Back 1

blade

Front 2

A Speed Square is used to layout angles from 0° to ____

Back 2

90°

Front 3

A laser hand level can be mounted on a(n) ____ or placed on a flat surface.

Back 3

tripod

Front 4

The term plumb refers to a(n) ____ position.

Back 4

vertical

Front 5

The ___ vial of a carpenter's level is used to level objects.

Back 5

center

Front 6

A(n) ____° angle is used most often for cutting and fastening together construction materials.

Back 6

90

Front 7

____ squares usually have adjustable blades 12" long.

Back 7

Combination

Front 8

The ____ measure table is located on the back of the blade of a framing square.

Back 8

Essex board

Front 9

A(n) ____ is used to lay out joints that meet at angles other than 90°.

Back 9

angle divider

Front 10

Tape measures may have English measurements on one edge of a blade and ____ measurements on the other edge.

Back 10

metric

Front 11

A(n) ____ is only accurate if no air bubbles are present in the system and if both ends of the plastic tubing are open to the atmosphere.

Back 11

water level

Front 12

The printreading abbreviation for cabinet is ____.

Back 12

CAB

Front 13

A(n) ____ meter is a handheld measuring tool that uses a laser to measure the distance from the meter to an object or surface.

Back 13

laser distance

Front 14

A(n) ___ is a layout tool that is used to measure and transfer angles for mitered trim work.

Back 14

miter protractor

Front 15

A(n) ____ punch does not require striking the punch with a hammer to mark holes.

Back 15

automatic center punch

Front 16

A(n) ____ level is a hand tool used to establish level and plumb lines.

Back 16

carpenter's

Front 17

A(n) ____ is usually a piece of lumber that is perfectly straight and is the same width from one end to the other.

Back 17

straightedge

Front 18

The face of a framing square typically includes ____.

Back 18

metric conversion tables

Front 19

A plate level is similar to a carpenter's level, but has an extendable arm to provide a longer reach for the level. True or false?

Back 19

True

Front 20

A plumb Bob is an accurate leveling tool that is bases on the principle that water will find its own level in a system open to atmospheric pressure. True or false?

Back 20

False

Front 21

Laser hand levels range in weight from 4 oz to 48 oz. True or false?

Back 21

False

Front 22

Steel tapes are used to measure long distances. True or false?

Back 22

True

Front 23

The octagon table, located on the fave of a framing square, is used to shape squared lumber or timbers into an octagonal shape. True or false?

Back 23

True

Front 24

A scribe is used to mark lines on materials that will not show a pencil line. True or false?

Back 24

False

Front 25

A center punch is struck with a hammer to mark holes to be drilled in hard wood or metal. True or false?

Back 25

True

Front 26

Scratch awls are used to draw arcs and circles or lay out equal spaces. True or false?

Back 26

False

Front 27

Thumbscrew

Back 27

E

Front 28

Scriber

Back 28

B

Front 29

Head

Back 29

C

Front 30

Blade

Back 30

D

Front 31

Leveling Vial

Back 31

A

Front 32

Level

Back 32

Pertaining to a horizontal plane.

Front 33

Combination square

Back 33

Used to layout 45° and 90° angles

Front 34

Angle divider

Back 34

Used for marking angles other than 90°

Front 35

Plumb

Back 35

Refers to a vertical position

Front 36

Chalk line reel

Back 36

Used to snap straight lines on flat surfaces

Front 37

Sliding T-bevel

Back 37

Used to transfer and test angles

Front 38

Square gauges

Back 38

Used with framing square to lay out roof rafters and stair stringers

Front 39

Trammel points

Back 39

Used to lay out circles of any size

Front 40

Tape measure

Back 40

Used more often than any other measuring tool

Front 41

Scriber

Back 41

Has two legs