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Explain why you use glue and fasteners like staples to build a flat
Fasteners are there to hold until the glue dries
How does one determine the depth of the saw blade is safe and efficient?
One tooth height above cutting material.
Cross-cutting is...
Against/perpendicular to the grain
Ripping is...
Cutting with the grain
What are the three most commonly used sheet goods, what are they used for? (and available sizes)
Masonite (1/8", 1/4") -floors/painted surfaces
Luaun (1/8", 1/4") -Flat covering
Plywood (1/2", 1/4", 3/4") -Platform facing
OSHA recommends hearing protection should be worn when a persons noise exposure exceeds...
80 decibals
What apparel should you wear in the scene shop to be sure you're dressed appropriately?
Closed toed shoes,
Tied hair,
No dangly stuff,
Safety glasses,
What does IATSE stand for?
Internantional Alliance of Theatre Stage Employess
Name the three most common screw drive types and the advantages and disadvantages for each...
Phillips head -Strip easily, but are very common

Square head -Not easy to strip, not as common

Robertson head -takes square or phillips head bits, but expensive
What tool can I use to determine the angle of a bevel so I can set the angle on the mitre saw?
Speed square and bevel gague
The part of the wood that disappears when you cut it is called? (the width of the saw cut)
Kerf
Side sheilds and shatter resisitant lenses conform to what standard for safety glasses?
Z87.1
What gives velour its depth/shine/light reflectivity?
The nap
What does inherently flame retardant mean?
Fabric does not burn/ does not need additional flame treatment
What common theatre fabric is IHR?
Anything synthetic ex. Nylon, Rear protection screen
What is the magic number for stair construction?
18
What attaches to a framing square to assist in the layout of stairs?
Stair gauges
How does one west coast a drop?
Bunch up the fabric (accordion style) and tie it to a batten
What does it mean to trip a drop?
Lift up the bottom with another pipe or ropes
When does one trip a drop?
When you have limited space
What is the name of the edge of a piece of fabric where the warp threads are sealed?
Salvage edge
Why do we use jigs when welding?
So the metal doesn't bend out of shape, and to do multiple copies.
What type of steel do we use at the theatre school?
Mild steel
I need a 6'-0" wide x 15'-0" tall drop usinc 54" black duvetyn, how much fabric do I need to order?
10 yards
Why is it considered bad luck to whistle onstage?
Rigging used to be done by sailors who would use whistling to communicate.
A ghost light is kept illuminated at night in most theaters, why?
In case someone needs to navigate on stage, so they do not fall off the end into the pit.
What does SAE stand for? What do they set standards for?
Society of Automotive Engineers. They set standards for our tools.
What is the name of the top of a drop where grommets are attached?
Jute webbing
What is a major consideration for planning a translucent drop?
Seams
Define s4s and KD
s4s- sanded four sides

KD- kiln dried
What piece of safety equipment should one ALWAYS wear in the scene shop?
Safety Glasses
What type of fire extinguisher is used for wood, paper, and other ordinary combustible materials?
A or ABC
The DePaul Merle Reskin was formerly known by what name?
The Blackstone
To extend a piece of lumber longer then 16'-0" to make a 20'-0" tall flat, what is the strongest joint one can use?
Scarf joint
What does ANSI stand for?
American national standards institute
Explain the magic stair number...
Rise and run together equal 18. EX. 7" rise 11" run
What grade of bolt is suitable for overhead lifting?
Grade 5 or 8
Most 1x3 that one finds at a home improvement store is what grade?
#2 or better
Why would someone use a dado blade?
To cut a wider kerf.
LORT is the acronym for what? And name three members in the chicago area
League of Resident theaters

-Goodman
-Court
-Northlight
True dimensions: 1x4
3/4"x 3 1/2"
1x6
3/4" x 5 1/2"
1x8
3/4" x7 1/4"
1x10
3/4" x 9 1/4"
1x12
3/4" x 11 1/4"
What is nominal dimension?
The dimensions that everything is known by (not true size)
2x6
1 1/2" x 5 1/2"
2x12
1 1/2" x 11 1/4
Why do you not want knots in a structure?
It weakens it
What gauges does steel come in?
16g 18g and 20g (lower are thicker)
What are the three types of welding?
Stick(SMAW)

Mig(GMAW)

Tig(GTAW
What are the four parts of welding?
Electrode
Filler metal
Ground
Shielding (gas)
Board feet... explain if you have 1x3 and 124 linear feet
12 (magic number)
divided by 3 = 4
divide 124 by 4
124/4 is 31
so...31 boardfeet
Door diagram
door knob
panels
rails
hinge
stile
9" (top of door)
2'6"-4'-0" (width of door)
10" (door bottom)
6'-8" or 7'-0" (height)
4'x10' Hollywood flat build until bring to painters
cutlist and tool list along with instructions
Parts of a flat

(know them)
Stile
Toggles
rail
Corner block
key stones
strap
Single Purchase rigging diagram
Head block
Loft blocks
Aircraft Cable
Batten
Operation line
Arbor
Rope lock
Tension pulley
T-track
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