N4/5 PWW - (Cabinet) Marking Out Tools

What is the primary use of a pencil in woodworking?

• To mark lines and centers for cutting or joining

• To scribe lines parallel to edges

• To measure materials

• To set an angle for cutting waste material

How should a steel rule be used for accurate measurements?

• Used with a marking gauge

• Used flat against the side and bottom edges

• Held vertically

• Held at an angle

What is the function of a try square?

• To set an angle for cutting waste material

• To draw perpendicular lines on materials

• To scribe lines parallel to edges

• To measure materials for cutting

Which tool is used to scribe a line parallel to an edge?

• Steel rule

• Try square

• Marking gauge

• Sliding bevel

What is the primary use of a marking gauge?

• To scribe a line parallel to a reference edge

• To measure the thickness of materials

• To draw circles on wood

• To set the depth of a cut

How should the spurs of a mortise gauge be adjusted?

• To the width of the marking gauge

• To the width of the mortise chisel

• To the width of the steel rule

• To the width of the try square

What is the main use of a sliding bevel?

• To measure materials for cutting

• To set an angle for cutting waste material

• To scribe lines parallel to edges

• To draw perpendicular lines on materials

Which tool is best used with the brass edge flat against the side?

• Steel rule

• Marking gauge

• Try square

• Cutting gauge