Hammers and Clamps
Tape Measures, Levels and Chalk Lines
Saws and Knives
Pliers, Rasps, Chisels, and more!
Wrenches and Screwdrivers
100
What hammer is shown here?
Drywall Hammer
100
Why are tape measure blades designed with a concave shape?
To strengthen the blade when extended.
100
What is a saw that has very few teeth per inch, resulting in large and aggressive teeth?
A ripsaw.
100
What is this tool?
Lineman's pliers.
100
How many sides does a hexagonal shape have?
6.
200
What tool is this?
C-Clamp
200
What does plumb mean?
Perfectly vertical
200
What is the best saw for cutting miter joints?
A backsaw.
200
What are the best pliers for narrow places where other pilers cannot reach?
Long nose pliers
200
What type of screw head is this?
Torx.
300
What is a center punch best used for?
Marking a point to start a drill.
300
Some chalk lines are also designed to serve as what other tool?
Plumb bob
300
When sawing lumber, what side of the board should the saw kerf be on?
The scrap side of the marked line.
300
What is this tool?
Mattock
300
What tool is this?
Box-end wrench.
400
A pipe clamp has _____ ?
A length of pipe for a spine.
400
What is the best level to use to check level conditions over a significant distance such as a long drainage slope?
Laser level
400
What is the safest type of utility knife?
One with a self-retracting blade.
400
When working from a height, what is used to maintain control of a tool so it does not fall?
A lanyard
400
In what way is a spud wrench different from a pipe wrench?
It has smooth jaws
500
What is another name for a machinist's hammer?
Ball peen hammer
500
What is the difference between a pipefitter's square and a carpenter's square?
The tables and formulas marked on it are different.
500
How is a carpet Knife different from a common utility knife?
The blade has two sharpened edges.
500
What tool is this?
Wood shaver
500
True or False: there are metric drive sizes for ratchets and sockets.
False