How to mark out a finger joint

What is a finger joint also known as?

• Mortise and tenon joint

• Lap joint

• Comb joint

• Dovetail joint

Which types of wood is a finger joint suitable for?

• Both natural woods and manmade boards

• Only manmade boards

• Neither natural woods nor manmade boards

• Only natural woods

What type of glue is recommended for a finger joint?

• PVA (woodworkers adhesive)

• Epoxy resin

• Super glue

• Rubber cement

What tool is more precise than a pencil for marking out a finger joint?

• A chisel

• A hammer

• A marking knife

• A screwdriver

Why is a marking knife advantageous over a pencil?

• It is cheaper

• It cuts the wood fibres

• It is easier to use

• It marks deeper lines

What should be shaded with a pencil to avoid mistakes?

• The fingers of the joint

• The waste wood

• The entire piece of wood

• The edges of the wood

How should the wood be positioned in a vice for cutting?

• Vertically

• Horizontally

• At an angle

• Loosely

What is used to finally remove the waste material?

• A tenon saw

• A chisel

• A hammer

• A drill

What tool can correct a slightly inaccurate joint?

• A screwdriver

• A firmer or bevel edged chisel

• Pliers

• A hammer

What is used to hold the wood firmly while correcting the joint?

• A vice

• Adhesive tape

• A G cramp

• Clamps