What are the actual dimensions of a 2x4
What is 1.5" x 3.5"?
Spruce Pine and Fir are examples of this.
What is Softwood?
Concrete contains these three basic ingredients
What are Cement, Water, Aggregate
These type of drill bits can be used to cut large circles in pieces of wood
What are hole saws
The amount of weight the manufacturer has specified for the maximum load on a ladder.
What is the rated capacity?
Volume is found by multiplying these three items
What is Length x Width x Height
How many studs are required to build a wall that is 8' long when studs are spaced 16" on center?
What is 7?
Sized according to the diameter of their blade, this power tool is used in crosscutting, ripping, and for making plunge cuts.
What is a Skil Saw or Portable Circular Saw?
The term RO is the abbreviation for what two words
What is Rough Opening?
The most common scale measurement on an architectural drawing
What is 1/4" = 1'
What are the three most common thicknesses of OSB used in residential construction?
What is 7/16", 1/2" 3/4"?
Used for measuring vertical distances over large horizontal areas such as corners of house foundations, each part of this tool has a separate function.
What is a Builder's Level?
On a truss the boards are connected using what mechanical fastener.
What is a mending plate?