Maintain & use Carpentry Tools

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Maintain & use Carpentry Tools - chisels

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Which two are types of chisels? *

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Jack

Mortice

Dovetail

Bevelled edge

A firmer chisel is best used when *

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creating chamfers

chopping out floor joists for pipes

cutting pocket scribes

paring timber for housings

What does the term ‘Paring’ mean? *

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Cutting of thin slices of wood, with the grain

Cutting of thin slices of wood, across the grain

Chopping out of holes

The matching of a suitable chisel for a job

How many parts does a chisel have? *

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If I was going to pare timber for a housing joint which chisel would I need to use? *

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Bevel-edged

Firmer

Mortice

Paring

What is the best way of carrying chisels when they are not in use? *

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Taped together with duck tape

Wrapped in building paper

Stored in a chisel roll

Thrown in a box

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