Building the Candy Catcher: A Creative Challenge

What is the main purpose of the candy catcher in the project?

• To weigh the candy

• To display the candy

• To catch the candy when the slide is pulled out

• To store extra candy

What is the length of the pieces that need to be cut for the candy catcher?

• 1 inch and 1.5 inches

• 1.5 inches and 2 inches

• 2 inches and 2.5 inches

• 1 inch and 2 inches

What tool is used to cut the pieces for the candy catcher?

• Circular saw

• Chop saw

• Handsaw

• Jigsaw

Why is it important to measure back an inch and a half on the piece?

• To create a guideline for cutting

• To check the thickness of the piece

• To ensure the piece fits in the project

• To mark the center of the piece

What is the purpose of the dotted line drawn on the piece?

• To mark where to glue

• To mark the center

• To indicate where to sand

• To show where to cut

What is the first step when using the band saw?

• Adjusting the guard height

• Sanding the piece

• Turning on the saw

• Marking the piece

Why is it important to be careful with finger placement when using the band saw?

• To keep the piece steady

• To avoid cutting the piece incorrectly

• To prevent injury

• To ensure a smooth cut

What tool is used to smooth the jagged edges after cutting?

• Chisel

• Disc or belt sander

• Sandpaper

• File

What should be done after gluing the pieces together?

• Paint the piece

• Let it dry

• Cut it again

• Sand it immediately

What is the final step in the candy catcher project?

• Painting the candy catcher

• Assembling the slide

• Sanding the candy catcher

• Gluing the candy catcher to the project