Multiple Choice
Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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Which of the following jobs cannot be done with the jointer?
a. | Rabbeting | c. | Grooving | b. | Chamfering | d. | Beveling |
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Before leaving the jointer, one should __________.
a. | have the cutterhead guard in place | c. | make sure the cutterhead has
stopped turning | b. | turn the switch to the off position | d. | all of the
above |
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3.
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The maximum cut recommended for one pass with the jointer on softwoods is
__________.
a. | 1/32 inch | c. | 3/16 inch | b. | 1/16 inch | d. | ¼ inch |
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The primary purpose of the jointer in the carpentry shop is to _______.
a. | cut rabbets | c. | cut chamfers | b. | edge stock | d. | cut bevels |
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Which of the following operation(s) cannot be done with the cutter-head guard in
place?
a. | Edging | c. | Rabbeting | b. | Beveling | d. | All of the
above |
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When beveling or chamfering, the operator should __________.
a. | remove the guard | c. | tilt the fence over the table | b. | cut freehand without
the fence | d. | perform these
operations only on the table saw |
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7.
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The only time it is permissible to remove the cutterhead guard on the
jointer
is to cut a ___________.
a. | long taper | c. | rabbet | b. | short taper | d. | groove |
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When squaring the edge of a piece of wood on the jointer, which of the following
is not true _________.
a. | the stock is fed into the jointer with the grain | c. | loose knots should be removed prior
to making the cut | b. | the fence must be adjusted to 90
degrees | d. | the infeed and
outfeed tables must be adjusted to the same heights |
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The shortest piece of stock you should ever attempt to edge joint is
__________.
a. | 6 inches long | c. | 10 inches long | b. | 8 inches long | d. | 12 inches long |
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The adjustment for depth of cut on the jointer is made by setting the
__________.
a. | outfeed table | c. | cutterhead | b. | infeed table | d. | cutterhead
knives |
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The fence should be set at a 90 degree angle for most edge jointing. To
check the angle of the fence __________.
a. | use a sliding t-bevel | c. | use a try square | b. | check the tilt scale | d. | use a framing
square |
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12.
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Stock less than _____ inches in width will always require the use of a hold down
push block to push the material across the jointer.
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13.
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Never joint the end of stock that is less than ___________.
a. | 8 inches wide | c. | 12 inches wide | b. | 10 inches wide | d. | 14 inches wide |
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14.
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When using the jointer, you should stand __________?
a. | to the right of the jointer | c. | in front of the
jointer | b. | to the left of the jointer | d. | behind the jointer |
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When jointing long pieces of stock, you should ___________.
a. | use an assistant | c. | use a push stick | b. | joint half of the stock from each
end | d. | set the jointer for 1/8
inch cuts |
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If you are not sure how to perform an operation on the jointer, you should
_______.
a. | ask the instructor for assistance | c. | refer to the operator’s
manual | b. | ask another student for assistance | d. | read about it in the
textbook |
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When performing a woodworking operation on the jointer, you should attempt to
complete it in __________
a. | one pass over the jointer | c. | three passes over the
jointer | b. | two passes over the jointer | d. | as many passes as needed |
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18.
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Stock should be pushed through the jointer with ___________.
a. | either hand | c. | the right hand | b. | both hands | d. | the left hand |
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19.
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Hands and fingers should never come closer than ____ inches to the cutterhead
when push blocks or push sticks are not used.
a. | 8 inches | c. | 12 inches | b. | 10 inches | d. | 16 inches |
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20.
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Stock _____ inches wide and less should be edge jointed only if push blocks or
push sticks are used.
a. | 2 inches | c. | 4 inches | b. | 3 inches | d. | 6 inches |
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Matching
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a. | Outfeed Table | g. | On/Off Switch | b. | Gib Screws | h. | Fence Lock Plunger | c. | Rear Table Raising
Hand-Wheel | i. | Front Table
Adjusting Arm | d. | Tilt Lock | j. | Infeed Table | e. | Table Lock Handle | k. | Cutter-Head Guard | f. | Fence Slide Lock
Screw | l. | Fence |
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#1
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22.
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#2
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23.
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#3
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24.
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#4
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25.
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#5
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26.
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#6
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27.
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#7
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28.
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#8
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29.
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#9
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30.
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#10
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31.
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#11
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32.
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#12
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