Open to everyone — play as a guest, scores stay on your device.
Woodworking Vocab: Can You Name That Tool?
0/8 matched
Before You Cut Anything — check yourself1 of 11
Why does the lesson recommend buying your pine a few days before you start cutting?
Marking and Cutting by Hand — check yourself1 of 11
You're marking a crosscut line on a board for your shelf. You've got your measurement set with the tape, and you're using a pencil. What's the main reason you want to mark from the same reference edge every time?
Meeting the Power Tools — check yourself1 of 10
When you're setting up your first table saw cut, which of these is the right order for the steps we talked through?
The Dry Fit — check yourself1 of 11
You've got all your shelf pieces cut to length. Before you touch the glue bottle, what's the first thing you should do?
Glue, Fasteners, and Assembly — check yourself1 of 11
You've got your shelf pieces all marked and ready to glue. When you're applying wood glue to a butt joint (where one piece meets the end of another), how much should you use?
Sanding, Finishing, and Hanging It — check yourself1 of 11
You've got your shelf sanded up to 120-grit and it feels pretty smooth. Your buddy says you should keep going to 220-grit. What's the real reason to do that?