Woodshop Review. A. It is the responsibility of the to seek out the instructor to determine what work has to be made up and when if absent.

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1 Woodshop Review Exam Format: - 90 Questions ( Multiple Choice / True False ) Course Procedure 1-10 Shop Safety Measurement Tool Identification Fasteners Identification Bits Identification Terminology Board Foot Calculation / Material Cost Reading Selection Course Procedure A. It is the responsibility of the to seek out the instructor to determine what work has to be made up and when if absent. B. There will be a minute clean up at the end of every hour. C. Every student may be tardy times before being penalized. D. Throwing objects of any kind is a potentially dangerous act and will not be. E. For prolonged illness or other reason for extended absence a call from your is expected. F. Students are not allowed to in the woodshop. G. Never enter the lab without the being present, even if the door is unlocked or open. H. In case of a tornado students are supposed to go. I. When entering the lab leave everything on the by the door. J. In case of a fire students are supposed to go.

2 Shop Safety ( True / False ) A. In woodworking you must be prepared to work safely. B. It is OK to use machines as long as you think you know how to use them, even if you haven t been shown the proper way. C. It is OK to fool around in the shop as long as you are done with your work. D. At any time, if you are unsure of what you are doing, please ask the instructor for assistance. E. You must pass the safety test with a 90% before you may use any tool. F. Clean up spills. Don t leave anything on the floor that someone can slip on. G. No music headphones or mp3 players are allowed in the shop. H. When gathering clamps lay them where ever there is open space. I. Only report major injuries to your instructor. J. Always use a brush to clear away sawdust and scraps. K. You must be wearing proper eye protection while using any tools. L. Remove jewelry, tuck in loose clothing, roll up sleeves, and confine long hair. M. When handing a tool to another person direct sharp point and cutting edges towards the other person. N. Make all adjustments with the machine turned off. O. Wear gloves when you use tools or operate any of the equipment. P. Anytime you are done with a machine, turn it off and wait until it comes to a complete stop. Q. Wear proper shoes at all times. No open toed shoes are allowed in the shop. R. Concentrate on what you are doing, give it your full attention. S. When not in use, vises should be kept open for the next person to use. T. Work at a fast speed if you are behind on your project.

3 Measurement Use a ruler and the Big Inch to measure the following line segments. A. B. C. D. E.

4 Tool Identification Identify the items below. A. B. C. D. E. F. (-) shape G. (+) shape

5 H. I. J. small teeth K. big teeth L. M.

6 Fasteners Identification Identify the items below. A. B. C. D. E.

7 Bits Identification Identify the items below. A. B. C. D.

Terminology A. What is a knot on a piece of wood a sign of when it was a part of a tree? B. The higher number of grit on sandpaper the the finish will be on your project. C.

What direction does the grain run in the picture below? F. cuts are used to prevent the blade from binding up when cutting curves. G.

8 Terminology A. What is a knot on a piece of wood a sign of when it was a part of a tree? B. The higher number of grit on sandpaper the the finish will be on your project. C. What are the lines that run through a piece of wood called? D. The lower number of grit on sandpaper the the finish will be on your project. E. What direction does the grain run in the picture below? F. cuts are used to prevent the blade from binding up when cutting curves. G. determines the size and hardness of the bumps on a piece of sandpaper. Use the picture below to answer the following questions. H. What is the term used for the part of the board labeled A? I. What is the term used for the part of the board labeled B? J. What is the term used for the part of the board labeled C?

9 Board Foot Calculation / Material Cost Volume = Length x Width x Height Board Feet = Volume / 144 Cost Of Board = Board Feet x Cost Of Type Of Wood Cherry = 2.88/bf Oak = $3.23/bf Pine = $1.29/bf Walnut = $3.99/bf A. How many board feet is the board below? B. What is the cost of the board above? C. How many board feet is the board below? D. What is the cost of the board above? E. How many board feet is the board below? F. What is the cost of the board above? G. What would the cost be of a board 20 x 8 x 1 made of equally proportionate pieces of cherry, oak, pine, and walnut?

Haley Hensley. Course: Structures. Unit Title: Woodworking. Materials: table saw, wood for cutting, safety glasses

Haley Hensley. Course: Structures. Unit Title: Woodworking. Materials: table saw, wood for cutting, safety glasses Haley Hensley Course: Structures Unit Title: Woodworking Materials: table saw, wood for cutting, safety glasses I. Lesson Title a. Operation: Table Saw II. Situation a. Students are beginning the table