Carpentry midterm grade 10- (read description)

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1. What does the term built-in mean?

1. What does the term built-in mean?

Built in means it attached to a structure

2. What does the term free standing mean?

A cabinet that supports itself

3. A closet that will have clothes hangers must be how deep?

24”

4. Which ways do stiles and rails run on the face frame?

stiles- vertical rails-horizontal

5. There are 4 common ways to connect stiles and rails. Name 3

1. Dowel Joint 2. Biscuit 3. matched stile and rails

6. Shelves of a cabinet that are gonna be permanent are connected with what type of joint?

A dado joint

7. A plywood back is connected to the cabinet sides using what type of joint?

A rabbet joint

8. What is the strongest and best joint used for drawer construction?

Dovetail joint

9. If a cabinet door is to be made of a solid material, what should it be made from?

Veneer plywood

10. Why should panels not be glued to the stiles and rails?

Because the panel will split

11. What type of door is this?

Overlay

12. What type of door is this?

Lipped

13. What type of door is this?

Flush mount

Measurement 1

12”

Measurement 2

30”

Measurement 3

25”

Measurement 4

24”

Measurement 5

4”

Measurement 6

18”

Measurement 7

36”

Measurement 8

3”

Measurement 9

3”

The carpentry midterm will include the following: 10 questions located in flashcards, cabinet measurements located in these flashcards, cabinet door types located in these flashcards, all machines(operations and steps IN ORDER), and mechanical ruler questions (1/4”- measured in feet & inches. 1/2” measured in feet & inches. 1/2” measured in fractions)