It's In The Details
What are some common finishes used in cabinet making and their purposes?
What is Lacquer , Varnish, Polyurethane
While using a chop saw, what type of cut is considered a "miter cut"
What is anything that is not 0 (angle cuts)
Known for its hardness and strength, this wood is commonly used in tool handles, flooring, and cabinetry.
What is Oak
How do you ensure cabinets are level during installation?
What is Level
This animal has been on Earth longer than trees
What is Sharks
What is the primary tool used for cutting wood in cabinet making? You can make an argument for a few
What is the table saw or circular saw
What is a common use for softwood in construction?
What is framing
This wood, often used for plywood, is harvested from a variety of fast-growing trees and is known for its versatility and relatively low cost.
What is pine
The process of smoothing wood surfaces to prepare for finishing and staining is known as this.
What is sanding
The first U.S. flag had how many stars and how many stripes?
What is 13 and 13
What are the main components of a cabinet? (must say at least 3)
What is Frame, shelves, doors, and drawers
How does the growth rate of softwoods compare to hardwoods?
Softwoods generally grow faster than hardwoods.
This softwood is often used for outdoor furniture and decking due to its resistance to decay, and is frequently found in the Pacific Northwest.
What is Cedar
This technique is used to secure cabinet doors to their frames, often using a metal or plastic mechanism that allows the door to open and close smoothly.
What is a hinge
How long did it take to write the US Constitution
What is 4 months
The second longest lines, which are halfway between each inch
What is the half inch
Creating items such as wood flooring is a lot easier with this machine
What is a planer
This hardwood is known for its rich brown color and is commonly used for furniture, cabinetry, and flooring.
What is Walnut
A common material used for cabinet doors, this wood is often chosen for its smooth surface and affordability, and is frequently covered with a veneer.
What is MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard)
What was the first official college in the US
What is Harvard
Where are the hand brushes housed?
What is top of the cabinet
9/10 is the goal
This wood is famous for its durability and is often used in high-end furniture, as well as fine musical instruments.
What is Mahogany
This technique involves joining two pieces of wood at a right angle by cutting a series of interlocking wedges, often seen in the corners of cabinet boxes.
What is Dove Tail Joint
This president was the first one to be printed on a coin
What is Abraham Lincoln