Chapter 9 & 10 Additional Questions

Front 1

to prevent rusting, steel nails are coated with ______.

Back 1

zinc

Front 2

______ have a heavier coating than plated nails and are more resistant to rusting.

Back 2

hot-dipped nails

Front 3

when fastening metal that is going to be exposed to the weather, use nails of ______

Back 3

the same metal

Front 4

when fastening some wood that will be exposed to the weather, use _____ nails. Otherwise the reaction between acid in the wood and bright nails will cause dark stains.

Back 4

stainless steel

Front 5

most nails, cut from long rolls of metal wire, are called _____

Back 5

wire nails

Front 6

_____ nails used only occasionally are wedged shaped pieces stamped from thin sheets of metal

Back 6

cut nails

Front 7

most widely used wire nails are the _____, ____ and ____ nails

Back 7

common, box & finish

Front 8

______ nails are made of wire are heavy gauge and have a medium head.

Back 8

common nails

Front 9

______ nails are similar to common nails, except they are thinner.

Back 9

Box

Front 10

most box nails are coated with resin ______ to increase their holding power.

Back 10

cement

Front 11

_____ nails or ____ nails will hold wood products together more securely than smooth nails.

Back 11

ardox or spiral

Front 12

_____ nails are of light gauge with a small head.

Back 12

finish

Front 13

_____ nails are very similar to finish nails.

Back 13

casing

Front 14

_____ nails are preferred to fasten exterior finish and the head on them are coned shaped.

Back 14

casing

Front 15

on temporary structures, such as wood scaffolding and concrete forms, the _____ nails are often used.

Back 15

duplex

Front 16

_____ are small finish nails.

Back 16

brads

Front 17

usual lengths of brad nails are from _____ to ____ inches and the gauge runs from _____ to ____.

Back 17

1/2" to 1 1/2" & 14 to 20

Front 18

_____ nails are short nails of fairly heavy gauge with wide, round heads.

Back 18

roofing

Front 19

some roofing nails are coated to prevent rusting while other are made from non-corrosive metals such as ____ and _____.

Back 19

aluminum & copper

Front 20

usual size for roofing nails are from ____ to ____

Back 20

3/4" to 2"

Front 21

_____ nails can be cut nails or wire nails.

Back 21

Masonry

Front 22

____ are u-shaped fasteners used to secure a variety of materials

Back 22

staples

Front 23

3 most common screw heads are _____, ____ & ____

Back 23

flat, oval & pan or round

Front 24

_____ screws are used for counter-sinking flush with or below the surface.

Back 24

flat

Front 25

______ screws are used for partial counter-sinking

Back 25

oval

Front 26

____or ____ screws are used when the head sits flat on the material it is fastening.

Back 26

pan or round

Front 27

_____ scres has a Lo-Root thread and the Aster thread feature.

Back 27

robertson

Front 28

_____ screws are used for drywall and hardware

Back 28

phillips

Front 29

____ screws are used for superior holding power

Back 29

robertson

Front 30

the ____ is found on screws on power tools

Back 30

torx

Front 31

screws usually range in length from ____ to ____

Back 31

1/4" to 4"

Front 32

screw gauges run from _____ to ____.

Back 32

0 to 24

Front 33

the thread in _____ screws extend the full length of the screw.

Back 33

sheet metal

Front 34

another type of screw used with power drivers, is the _____ which is extensively to fasten metal framing

Back 34

self tapping screw

Front 35

______ screws eliminates the need to pre-drill a hole

Back 35

self tapping

Front 36

_____ screws are similar to wood screws, except that they are larger and have a square or hex head

Back 36

lag

Front 37

lag screws diameters range from ____ to ____

Back 37

1/4" to 1"

Front 38

lag screws length range from ____ to ____ inches

Back 38

1" to 12"

Front 39

the ____ bolt has a square section under its oval head

Back 39

carriage

Front 40

the ___ bolt has a square or hex head

Back 40

machine

Front 41

carriage and machine bolts range from ____ to ___ inches

Back 41

3/4" to 20"

Front 42

stove bolts commonly come in lengths from ____ to _____ inches

Back 42

3/8" to 6"

Front 43

_____ anchor is used when high resistance to pullout is required

Back 43

wedge

Front 44

the _____ anchor is expanded by tightening the nut and used in material such as brick that have voids or pockets

Back 44

sleeve

Front 45

the ____ anchor consist of an expansive shield and a cone-shaped, internal expander plug

Back 45

drop-in

Front 46

___ anchors are one piece steel with two sheared expanded halves at the base

Back 46

split fast

Front 47

single and double ____ anchors are used with machine screws or bolts

Back 47

expansion

Front 48

the ____ is used with a lag screw

Back 48

lag shield

Front 49

The ____ utilizes specially fashioned high and low threads that cut into a properly sized hole in concrete

Back 49

concrete screw

Front 50

The ____ anchor consist of two parts. A lead sleeve slide over a threaded, cone shaped piece.

Back 50

machine screw

Front 51

three kinds of ____ are commonly used for quick and easy fastening in solid masonry

Back 51

drive anchors

Front 52

in the ____ anchor, both the body and the pin are aluminum to avoid the corroding action of electrolysis

Back 52

aluminum drive

Front 53

lead and plastic anchors, also called _____ are commonly used to for fastening lightweight fixtures to masonry walls

Back 53

inserts

Front 54

two types of chemical anchor systems are ____ and ___

Back 54

eproxy injection & chemical capsules

Front 55

____ may have a wing or tumble toggle

Back 55

toggle bolts

Front 56

A disadvantage to toggle bolts is that, if removed __________________.

Back 56

it falls off inside the wall

Front 57

hollow wall ____ consist of an expandable sleeve and a fiber washer

Back 57

expansive anchors

Front 58

the deep threads of the ____ anchor resist stripping out when screwed into gypsum board, strand board and similar material

Back 58

conical screw

Front 59

the ___ is used for a number of hollow walls and some solid wall applications

Back 59

nylon plug

Front 60

____ , ____ and ____ are used to join parts of a wood frame.

Back 60

framing anchors, seismic & hurricane ties

Front 61

some wood-to-concrete connectors are _____, ____ & ____

Back 61

sill anchors, anchor bolts & hold downs

Front 62

the white clue is ______

Back 62

polyvinyl acetate

Front 63

the yellow glue is _____

Back 63

aliphatic resin

Front 64

______ glue is a fine all-purpose glue available for bonding wood.

Back 64

urethane

Front 65

____ glue is heated and applied with a glue gun.

Back 65

hot melt

Front 66

_____ is widely used to apply plastic laminate for kitchen counter tops

Back 66

contact cement

Front 67

_____ is used in a glued floor system

Back 67

construction adhesive

Front 68

_____ is used to apply such things as wall paneling, foam insulation & gypsum board

Back 68

panel adhesive

Front 69

______ are used for installing vinyl base, floor tile, and ceramic wall tile.

Back 69

troweled matics

Front 70

it is important to use a trowel with the correct notch ____ and ____

Back 70

depth & spacing