Tools
Hand tool to cut across the grain
What is a crosscut handsaw?
The true dimension of a 2 by 4
What is 1-1/2" x 3-1/2"
The first piece of framing that goes in
What is a mud sill
The standard size of sheet goods
What is 4' x 8'
What is rip
Used to shave a little off a door onsite
What is a block plane?
The reason actual dimensions of lumber are smaller than their names
What is the milling process
Framing that can help slow down a spreading fire
What is a noggin
Like the "chicken nugget" of sheet goods
What is particle board
What is look down the board for straightness or crowning
Used to mark a straight line over distance
What is a chalk line?
The actual width and thickness of 1 by 6
What is 3/4" x 5-1/2"
Standard interior studs are laid out at this dimension
What is 16" on center
Widely used in furniture and cabinetry, needs to be painted
What is MDF
The first thing you do when given a build drawing
What is make a cut list
Type of square that is mostly used in a cabinet shop
Try square
The name for lumber that curves up in the middle
What is a crown
The piece that goes at the top of a rough opening
What is a header
What are 2 common thicknesses of plywood?
What are 1/2" and 3/4" (also 1/4")
When making a cut list, the first pieces you figure out
What is the parts that match overall dimensions without having to subtract
When swinging a hammer properly, what does your forearm act as?
What is a lever?
Lumber that is in-between the sizes of 1 by and 2 by, used in cabinet making
What is 5/4 (Five Quarter)
The stud that goes next to a jack stud
What is a king stud
The material that pegboard is made of
What is masonite
Interior stud length for a 9'-2" wall with one bottom and one top plate
What is 8'-11"