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21 Cards in this Set
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name 2 types of joints that could be used for joining edges of planks
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*butt joints
*rub joints |
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name a type of joint used for quick right angle joints
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dowel joint
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which joint is used to make a shelf into an upright
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housing joint
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which joint makes strong frameworks
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mortice and tenon joints
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which tool is used to mark out the parallel sides of a mortice and tenon joint
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mortise gauge
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what are knock-down fittings?
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only need glue/screw to fix them together
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what are knockdown fittings used for?
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mass-produced, flat-packed furniture eg kitchen cupboards
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what is a lap joint for?
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for corners of frames and boxes
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what is the name of a housing joint where the joint does not go right across the wood?
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stoppes housing joint
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when is a cross-halving joint used?
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where two crossing pieces need to be joined
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how can waste wood be removed from a housing joint?
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using a chisel and finished off with a hand router
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name 4 bits which can be used to bore flat bottomed, blind holes
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*saw tooth
*flat *forstner *auger |
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name the tool which can be used to make pilot holes for small screws
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bradawl
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what can be made to fit the head of the screw?
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countersink
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what is the purpose of the clearance hole?
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makes room for the screw
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what is the purpose of the pilot hole?
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allows the screw to bite in
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what is used to sink a pin under the surface?
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nail punch
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what it used to remove nails?
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claw hammer
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list 3 things that a good joint should be
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*strong enough for the job
*accurately marked out and cut out *made using the correct tools |
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which makes a joint permanent : wood screws/glue?
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glue joint
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how can joints be made stronger?
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the addition of pins, dowels and features that help lock the two pieces together
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