Tools
Measuring
Woods
Safety
100
Items that allow us to complete tasks quicker and more efficiently when used correctly.
What is a Tool?
100
Typical number of dashes between the inch marks on a tape measure.
What is 16?
100
One of the first resources early humans used and it remains a vital natural resource today.
What is Wood?
100
The purpose of shop safety.
To keep yourself, your instructor, and the people around you safe while in the shop.
200
Used to drive a nail.
What is a Hammer?
200
What is 1 5/8 in?
200
Type of wood that is used in many outdoor projects, fences, and contsrtuction.
What is a softwood?
200
Appropriate clothing for the shop. (name at least 4 things for points)
Jeans, closed-toed shoes, no baggy clothing, no jewelry, hair tied back, and safety glasses on.
300
Tool used to deliver force without damaging the work surface.
What is a rubber Mallet?
300
What is 4 9/16 in?
300
A type of wood that comes from broad-leaf trees called deciduous trees.
What is a Hardwood?
300
The appropriate time when you may leave the equipment in a shop
When equipment has come to a full stop and nothing is running or spinning.
400
Tool used to tighten and loosen nuts and bolts.
What is a wrench?
400
2/16 as a simple fraction
What is 1/8 ?
400
A type of hardwood that is light brown to dark chocolate in color, with darker streaks that are generally straight-grained; sometimes wavy/curly grain. Used for furniture, cabinets, doors/trim, and flooring.
What is Walnut?
400
What to do if there is ever an injury or accident
Report to the teacher or instructor.
500
Tool used to tighten fasteners (like nuts and bolts) to a specific, pre-determined torque value, ensuring they are neither overtightened nor undertightened.
What is a Torque Wrench?
500
6/8 as a simplified fraction
What is 3/4 ?
500
Curve on the face of the board, typically extended from one end to the other; if the board was laying flat on the ground, the ends would not be touching.
What is Bow?
500
When are you allowed to operate equipment in the shop?
After it has been taught, you have permission, remember all the steps to operate the equipment properly, and are dressed appropriately.