Safety
If a jigsaw begins bouncing, what should you do?
Stop the saw, make sure the blade is not pinched, unplug it, and check that the blade is sharp.
This tool is used to measure angles and make quick marks and measurements. It is used most often in house framing.
Speed square
This type of cut goes across the grain of the wood.
Cross cut.
This material comes in 4x8 sheets.
Plywood
On the edge so the excess falls away from the blade.
This tool is similar to its larger cousin, but has only one, designated function: to set screws.
Driver
This type of cut is when you turn the saw on its X axis.
Miter cut.
These are better than nails for fastening materials.
Screws.
If the saw is not moving forward, you should not...
If you want to make a hole in something, use this tool.
Drill
This type of cut is when you angle the saw along its Z axis.
Bevel cut.
Drive these with a hammer.
Nails
Before using the tools, name two things you should do to stay safe.
Take off your lanyard, roll up your sleeves, check the floor for trip hazards, wear safety goggles, clamp boards to the table, etc.
Miter/chop saw.
How can you prevent a board from moving around when you are cutting it?
Clamp it to the table.
This is made by cutting a tree into long strips of various sizes.
Lumber.
The three overarching safety rules for this class are...
Respect the tools.
You control the tools, they do not control you.
Always be willing to ask for help.
This tool is the heart of a workshop. It is used for ripping long boards/sheets of plywood. It is also the most dangerous tool.
Table saw.
If you're not sure...
Ask.
Want something to stay together without screws or nails? Use this.
Wood glue.