CSLB C6 – Cabinet, Millwork & Finish Carpentry Practice Test

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• Are expansion joints required for wood wall paneling?
• On an extension ladder, how many of the top rungs from the top are unsafe for standing?
• An important rule in plywood construction is which of the following?
• On an extension ladder, a worker can never stand on the top ______ rung(s).
• A wall is 35 feet long and uses 2 x 4 x 8' studs at 16 inches on center. How many board feet are in the vertical studs?
• When removing an existing kitchen, how many breakers would you expect to supply the kitchen area?
• Which statement correctly reflects crane operation requirements based on the material?
• Why is it not recommended to use iron wool on unfinished wood?
• What is the board feet in a 2 x 4 x 8' stud?
• Easements are usually parts associated with:
• A carbon dioxide fire extinguisher is used on what class of fire(s)?
• What is the difference between open-coat and closed-coat sandpaper?
• According to building code, handrails should be installed between what inches and what inches measured above the stair tread nosing or finished surface of a ramp slope?
• Shellac is a finish:
• Among the listed ladders, which has the highest rated load capacity?
• Although lacquer is a suitable finish for case work and moldings, when should it not be used?
• What line shows locations of a section or elevation?
• For a stair tread depth under 11 inches, what is the maximum nosing protrusion?
• Crown molding should be:
• Medium duty ladder type II supports up to ___ lbs.
• When building oak cabinets, the trim and moldings will be from solid stock. However, A2 grade plywood will be used for the panels. Should a rotary-cut surface veneer product be used?
• Combustible metals fires fall under which class?
• Safety nets must extend beyond the work surface by how many feet?
• The AWI finish levels describe which two aspects of cabinetry?
• Which statement about on-site finishing is true?
• Gluing is an important part of any joinery project. Apart from choosing the best type of glue for the project on hand, what other consideration would be most important when gluing pieces?
• What are acceptable tolerances when installing trim and cabinets?
• Blotchy finishes result from which condition?
• There are two tests OSHA requires for a competent person to verify that equipment grounding is executed properly. What are these two tests?
• In a contract there may be reference to appearance grades, which applies to:
• For scaffolds with platforms 10 feet or more above the ground, the overhang beyond the support must not exceed how many inches?
• When using harnesses, lifelines and lanyards, lifelines shall be secured above the point of operation to an anchorage or structural member capable of supporting a minimum dead weight of how many pounds?
• Cross-sanding in non-utility grade installations is allowed only for which stock shape?
• The statement that finish level smoothing with a router or power planer depends largely on the number of blade passes per inch, KCPI, is true.
• Before applying urethane glue, wiping faces with a damp cloth is intended to ensure which result?
• If a cabinet door is finished on two faces and two vertical edges, how many distinct sides are finished?
• On a sash window, the stool would be above the:
• When excavating a trench, what is the required distance for spoils piles from edge of the excavation or trench?
• Exposed interior fasteners on premium installations should be:
• What term describes matching two veneers side by side to produce a mirrored grain pattern?
• Classifications of scaffolds: light duty supports up to ____ pounds per square foot.
• Which adhesive sands and stains well and is strong and waterproof?
• Cratering is a term used to describe:
• What lines are used when space is limited and an object must be viewed separately from the main object?
• Polishing a finished wood piece with steel wool can cause contamination that leads to what?
• A floor area measures 280 inches by 360 inches. What is the area in square feet?
• What are the main decision making factors for choosing what glue to use?
• What glue is a two-part catalyzed glue that is very strong, fills voids, waterproof, and toxic while curing?
• In millwork terminology, an applied stop is most closely associated with which component?
• A line rises 4 feet over a horizontal run of 8 feet. What is its slope?
• Which of the following is the correct minimum number of braces used when shoring trenches?
• A sub-front is:
• Ordinary combustibles are classified as which fire class?
• In scaffold construction, a platform that is 10 feet or higher above its support must not extend beyond its support by more than how many inches?
• Which statement defines pitch?
• Cabinet wall anchorage screws should be within how many inches of the top and bottom surfaces?
• Which veneer cut produces grain patterns that resemble solid lumber?
• If uneven floors or walls exist, cabinet adjustments exceeding how many inches for floors and walls require consultation before proceeding?
• For very thin veneers or certain species, what may be required to prevent grain opening during bonding?
• Lumber thickness is described in quarters of an inch. What thickness does 8/4 indicate?
• Which type of plan is described as pictorial in the material?
• Which formula yields board feet when measuring length in feet and other dimensions in inches: thickness x width x length divided by 12, or thickness x width x length divided by 144?
• Which laminate type can resemble sprayed finishes applied at the mill in appearance?
• Who is responsible to inspect previously completed work and accept prior to starting an installation?
• HEPA filters can remove particles whose diameter is equal to:
• What is a likely effect on plywood when it is left in direct sunlight?
• Veneer-core plywood is not recommended for which cabinet component?
• Aliphatic glue is ...
• Whose responsibility is it to ensure the job site is ready, base construction meets standards, and all new work is conformed to code before cabinet installation?
• Birch, alder, beech, and cherry belong to which wood category?
• Head height on a staircase is measured from which reference to the ceiling?
• Small gaps in an installation are acceptable if:
• At what trench depth should the shoring design be prepared by a registered engineer?
• What glue is made from animal hides, is water-soluble, has long open time, can be reactivated by adding water, and has a short shelve life once opened?
• When checking gaps for compliance, which tool should you use?
• At what depth is fall protection required for bridges or walkways across excavations and trenches?
• A normal working height for a kitchen counter is:
• Which statement is true about AWI finish levels?
• The unit used to measure lumber volume is called what?
• Which hinge design refers to bending one or both leaves at the barrel to reduce the clearance and eliminate the need for a mortise?
• In a full insert cabinet door, how does the door fit relative to the cabinet opening?
• In oak cabinet construction, if A2 plywood panels are used, should rotary-cut surface veneer be selected?
• Hinges and catches should be:
• Safety nets must be provided when workplaces are more than how many feet above ground or other unstable surfaces?
• If the rise is 3 ft and the base is 4 ft, what is the hypotenuse length?
• In HDLP, which layer is responsible for bonding to the substrate?
• Closet shelves should be at least 3/4 inch thick.
• What glue is most commonly used in cabinetry, has a short working time, best used for tight joints without gaps or voids, not well suited to high oil content or non-porous surfaces, and has a cure time of 24 hours?
• How many fasteners should a cabinet or case have at minimum?
• The maximum allowed height for a two-section metal ladder is how many feet?
• Rank the maximum heights of the listed ladder types from smallest to largest.
• In scaffold construction, each platform-end 10 feet or less should not extend beyond its support by more than how many inches?
• Which grade would be chosen for a project requiring the highest possible finish and materials?
• What is the result after applying a 10% waste factor to 3.9 board feet?
• Which grade would you apply to all areas finished to a high level of craftsmanship and using matched materials and hardware?
• What is the area of a circle with diameter 14 feet (use pi = 3.14)?
• What lines connect notes, text or identifying label in the plan?
• Level balustrade should be:
• During stair installations, where would the half-newel post be secured?
• What is the technical term for the toe kick that holds up a floor cabinet?
• Normally finger-jointed material is allowed:
• In bridge construction, new nets must meet a minimum impact resistance of how many foot-pounds?
• Chord segmentation is a technique for what purpose?
• Edge banding will often use:
• On premium grade installations, exposed interior fasteners must be:
• Which laminate type is typically used for interior cabinet walls and has lower durability?
• When cabinets are staged at a jobsite before installation, which requirements must be met to be safe according to Architectural Woodwork Standards?
• Which item is included in a title block?
• Polish, oils and waxes are recommended for:
• In HDLP, the top layer is the decorative layer.
• What is the area of a trapezoid with parallel sides of 10 feet and 8 feet and a height of 15 feet?
• In many cases, veneer-core plywood is a usable product for cabinets. However, there are particular areas where it is not recommended. Where?
• Solid machined and block-laminated curved moldings should be:
• In deconstructing kitchen cabinets, which sequence correctly lists upper cabinets before lower cabinets?
• Which veneer cut yields longer, wider cuts and can influence grain pattern?
• How do you calculate the slope of the staircase?
• Where can you review symbols for floor plans?
• What is the minimum tread length on a staircase?
• Birch, alder, beech, and cherry are examples of which broad category of trees?
• What is the maximum height for a cleat ladder?
• All wood products are affected by humidity to some degree. True or false?
• Closet shelves with an attached rail must have ends and back cleats of at least which dimensions?
• Gaps between wood-to-wood flat surfaces should not exceed which value on a premium grade installation?
• Chord segmentation is a technique used to create what feature in wood molding?
• How many cubic feet are in one cubic yard?
• In remodels or upgrades, site readiness requires the area to be what?
• Approximately how many linear feet of stair nose would you typically need for a standard installation?
• If chemical resistance is a requirement, which fastener material is preferred?
• Stainless screws should be used in which situation?
• What is the area in square feet corresponding to 100,800 square inches?
• What does it mean when the ground is marked with WHITE stakes or markings?
• In Type B soil, the backfill per depth is most correctly described as which of the following ratios?
• How high does a mantel sit with a wood fire below?
• Which veneers can have interesting grain patterns achieved by cutting for special effect?
• Which of the following tools is not used when scribing wood?
• Before working on a circuit, what must be done?
• Brads used in fastening do not need to be filled. Which statement is true about brads after fastening?
• For steam bending, which species is most often chosen for bending work?
• The ladder should extend past the top level by at least how many inches?
• What glue comes in various grades determined by the degree of water resistance? The higher the water resistance often reduces the strength therefore, not making this glue suitable for humid climates.
• What kind of plans are shop plans?
• What type of window glass can be used within 24 inches of the door?
• Countertops should be set to:
• Which standard is commonly used to govern architectural woodwork practices?
• With hand drawing plans, what must be employed consistently?
• Finish specifications include which three elements?
• When finishing millwork and cabinetry that will be finished and coated onsite, why is it common to store the millwork in the shop rather than onsite?
• In trench safety, shoring is required if the trench depth reaches what?
• Which laminate type is typically used for high-wear countertops and work surfaces?
• Bases or toes should be:
• Which part of a planer functions to hold down the stock and help prevent chatter?
• Which veneer cutting method is used to achieve longer grain runs?
• Which statement about extension lines in dimensioning is true?
• What kind of door closer will a left hand reverse door use?
• In stair construction, a stringer is used to support what component?
• Head height on a staircase is measured from which reference to the ceiling?
• Light duty ladder type 111 supports up to ___ lbs.
• When fine sanding a completed piece, why avoid a final polishing with steel wool?
• Coped and mortised, coped and nailed, and half-lapped are all ways to describe:
• Fillet is a word used in a variety of circumstances, but usually indicates:
• True or False: The contractor is responsible for any blocking, backing, furring, grounds, or structural members that become part of the general construction required to complete an installation unless otherwise stated in documents.
• What is the minimum size for wood braces and diagonal shores?
• OSHA requires a personal fall arrest system when exposure exceeds how many feet?
• Type B construction is the same as:
• For Type A soil, if the trench depth is 6 feet, how far should the trench be excavated back (H)?
• Plate glass is permissible within what maximum distance from a door?
• Which of the following heartwood species is not recommended for exterior use?
• What is the diameter of a circle with a radius of 5 feet?
• Cal/OSHA requires two types of grounds for electrical systems. Which pair is correct?
• What should shop drawings include?
• What is the lateral surface area (excluding top and bottom) of a cylinder with diameter 8 feet and height 15 feet?
• On ornamental woodwork, wood filler strip length should not exceed ______.
• What is the pre-waste board footage for a board that is 1 inch thick, 4.25 inches wide, and 11 feet long?
• What is the maximum allowed height for a three-section metal extension ladder?
• When clamping a joint after gluing, how tight is tight enough?
• Applying finishes before assembly is preferred because it yields:
• What does AWS stand for in architectural woodwork?
• Special duty scaffolds should be designed by which professional?
• Moisture content is equal to ____% of the equilibrium moisture content.
• What laminates are less durable and are often used for interior cabinet walls? They can be similar in appearance to some sprayed finishes applied at the mill.
• Steam bending is a technique sometimes used in a project. However not all lumber is suitable for this process. Ignoring other concerns, which tree species is the best choice for steam bending?
• Closet ends and back cleats should be at least which cross-sectional dimension for proper support?
• Normal counter height for use with a wheelchair is:
• Type C soil backfill per depth is 1.5 feet. For a trench depth of 2 feet, how many feet must be excavated back per foot of depth?
• What is another term for bookmatching?
• For wood wall paneling, what specification is commonly required for expansion joints per elevation?
• How should anchorage fasteners be installed?
• Which adhesive is commonly used for laminates?
• According to common cabinet construction guidance, variations in thickness will:
• Normally, joints in countertop sections should be:
• The installer is responsible for cutouts when:
• In calculating the volume of a slab with length and width in feet and thickness in feet, the resulting unit is which?
• When installing a wood floor, what is the most important consideration?
• Lengths of countertop should be:
• A patio slab is 15 feet by 23 feet and 5 inches thick. How many cubic yards of concrete are needed?
• Birch, alder, beech, and cherry are all which category?
• Anchorage fasteners should have a surface bearing head of what designation?
• From which part of the tree are rotary and half-cut veneers produced?
• Which statement about aliphatic glue is true?
• A certification is required for operating cranes with a rated capacity of at least how many tons?
• What are the most common type of plans?
• Fall protection is required for bridges or walkways across excavations at a depth of how many feet?
• When building stairs, what is the minimum head clearance above stair treads?
• Single rabbet, double rabbet, applied stop and plowed-in stop are all terms used to describe:
• What are the AWI's three basic levels of finish?
• The recommended minimum width of a landing area next to a sink is:
• Chord segmentation is:
• In some cases, it might be unwise to use plastic wrap on new cabinets. Why?
• Which statement defines slope?
• Extra heavy duty ladder type 1A supports up to ___ lbs.
• When book matching veneers, barber pole effect is connected to:
• What laminates can either be applied at the mill using heat and high pressure or purchased separately and applied by the contractor or after construction?
• For non circular handrails, the minimum perimeter, the maximum perimeter, and the maximum cross-section dimension are what?
• Whose responsibility is it to provide wall blocking for wall-hung cabinets?
• The maximum allowed height for a mason's ladder is how many feet?
• Which factor primarily influences the finish level when smoothing with a router or power planer?
• Humidity control may not be adequate if the pieces have significantly different combined material densities. True or false?
• Which two materials are most commonly used in cabinet construction?
• What line shows hidden objects or edges and may also be used to show objects vertically placed such as shelves over a counter?
• The Underground Service Alert must be contacted at least how many days before an excavation project?
• All extension ladders should be placed at a ___ degree angle.
• Swag or swage hinges are designed to do what in relation to space when the door is closed?
• When evaluating plywood grade, which factor is most aligned with client standards rather than material properties?
• When should a filler be used before applying a finish coat?
• Blotchy finishes are usually a result of:
• Which tool is not typically used when scribing wood?
• What two veneers are cut from the middle of the tree?
• How many square inches are in one square foot?
• In most cases, the minimum inside tread depth on a curved staircase is:
• To achieve the best surface for staining and finishing a cabinet, which is the best choice?
• When gluing with basic yellow carpenters glue. How long should clamps be left in place?
• A stringer length for a staircase with a rise of 12' and a run of 16' is the hypotenuse of a right triangle. Which option is the approximate stringer length?
• Cabinet footings height in normal circumstances is limited to an adjustment of:
• Type C soil requires that for every 1 foot of depth (V) the trench must be excavated back _____ feet (H).
• When cabinets are installed in adverse circumstances and are affected by overly high humidity, who is responsible?
• Sheet products can have varying degrees of resistance to humidity. This is primarily dependent on which factor?
• Choosing the most appropriate glue for a certain application is always important. Why should a urethane be used?
• Solid machined and block-laminated curved moldings should be made to:
• What is the required thickness when using plywood in shoring systems?
• Variations of more than 1/2 inch in floor level are:
• Shoring, benching or other cave-in protection system is required if the trench is ______ or deeper.
• A scarf joint is used to:
• What is the recommended countertop height relative to drawer tops or doors, including tolerance?
• What are the two basic types of sheet products?
• Some wood species used as veneers will be prone to the grain opening up when glue is applied. How can this be mitigated?
• How do you locate studs?
• Which hinge is typically used for hanging doors, lids, and covers and is fastened on the edge of the door?
• Which hinge is used with full insert cabinet doors where the door fits completely into the opening and sits flush with the cabinet surface?
• Section and elevation symbols are used to connect one part of a drawing to what?
• On floor plans, what does the orientation mark show?
• Glue that is commonly used for laminates is?
• To estimate or bid a contract prior to signing, what must be provided?
• What does a perspective sketch require?
• When measuring the length of joints, use:
• What veneers can be cut from the burl, crotch or stump of the tree?
• Shellac is a finish:
• The guardrail load requirement is tested with a force applied to the top edge. How is this force positioned?
• What line is used to show the vertical, horizontal or diagonal center axis of an object?
• Which component helps prevent chatter by holding stock down on a thickness planer?
• When are particle based moldings acceptable?
• For non-utility grade installations, cross-sanding is:
• Architectural drawings include which item?
• If the slope is 6/12 and the run is 8 feet, what is the rise?
• The installer should handle cutouts whenever needed. Which option represents this guidance?
• When applying medium sized sheets of surface wood veneer by hand, the basic tools are:
• What thickness does the lumber term 4/4 indicate?
• Which item is commonly included in general notes for shop drawings?
• The recommended maximum distance from sink to dishwasher is:
• A scarf joint is used to:
• What is the area in square inches of a floor measuring 280 inches by 360 inches?
• When building a set of face framed cabinets, how are the doors built?
• For wall-hung cabinets, who is typically responsible for wall blocking?
• To avoid blue stain in wood, which practice is recommended?
• Why should you be cautious when using cabinets with voids?
• With glues, Type I or Type II is an indication of:
• When fastening parts and cases, which practice is recommended?
• All wood products are affected to some degree by humidity. In some cases this will not be adequate if which condition is present?
• During an excavation project, when should a shoring system be designed by a registered engineer?
• What line indicates movement or might show an alternative position for an object?
• PPE is the last line of defense after what controls fail?
• With yellow carpenter glue, what is the typical cure status after 60 minutes that allows clamp removal?
• How long should casework and millwork be acclimatized to the jobsite prior to installation?
• Plywood and particleboard are the most common materials used in cabinet construction. There are many differences from one product or manufacturer to another. What is the general rule about thickness?
• When installing adjacent cabinets, attach them at the rear to available framing and at the front to:
• Generally, what is the best method to attach MFD shelves?
• A properly designed scaffold must be able to support its own weight and ______ times the maximum intended working load applied or transmitted to it.
• How many sides are finished on a cabinet door?
• The first step upon arriving at a new installation site is to check for site readiness. What does site readiness mean?
• Which adhesive is toxic while curing?
• When is back finishing or sealing required?
• For electrical hazards, safety-toe shoes must be nonconductive and should be able to prevent the wearer from completing an electrical circuit to ground. These shoes must be able to protect against how many volts in dry conditions?
• Hearing protection is required if employees are exposed to ___ dB for ___ hours or more.
• For a 35-foot wall using 16 inch on center studs, how many studs are required?
• Why is it preferable to apply finishes before assembly?
• Finishing of cabinets and millwork on site is:
• According to Cal/OSHA, what type of ladder can withstand a working load of 250 pounds?
• It is the responsibility of a cabinet installer to check that work site conditions meet acceptable standards. If they do not, what should be done?
• Wood braces and diagonal shores must be at least _______.
• Using iron wool on unfinished wood can cause which problems?
• Which class corresponds to energized electrical equipment?
• What is the minimum clearance space between wall and handrail?
• What is the space between posts on a staircase?
• Which glass type is allowed within 24 inches of a door?
• When making final delivery of a set of cabinets, what else should be delivered apart from the casework and millwork?
• Which grade is typically used for areas that are not visible under normal viewing?
• Which value is commonly used for pi in these calculations?
• In a residential occupancy where the tread depth is less than 11 inches, what is the minimum nosing protrusion?
• A handrail may project a maximum of how many inches into the required stair width?
• What is the total board footage for a four-quarters board 4.25 inches wide and 11 feet long, adding 10% waste?
• If cabinet adjustments exceed 1/2 inch for floors or 1/4 inch for walls, who should be consulted before proceeding?
• Which adhesive is not well suited to high oil content or non-porous surfaces?
• Using pi = 3.14, the circumference of a circle with diameter 8 feet is approximately:
• It is recommended that exterior doors should not be:
• What is the typical minimum mantel clearance above a fireplace in residential settings?
• Which ladder category corresponds to the highest load capacity among the listed options?
• Anchorage fasteners must penetrate into studs and framing by at least how many inches?
• Which equation represents the Pythagorean relationship used to calculate the stringer length for rise and run?
• In a single-story home, what is the maximum spacing that framing studs can be from each other?
• In underground service marking, what does RED stake indicate?
• In normal circumstances, how much is allowed to adjust the height of cabinet footings?
• What state should the glue reach before pressing surfaces together in veneer bonding?
• What is a title block?
• What is the normal open time for yellow carpenters glue?
• Which adhesive is water-soluble and can be reactivated by adding water?
• Which hinge is listed as one of the three most common hinges used in cabinetry?
• Architectural Woodwork Standards (AWS) are widely recognized and commonly specified because they represent what?
• Cabinets and casework finished with transparent type finishes, should be:
• Which statement is true regarding sanding different types of wood?
• Open-coat vs closed-coat sandpaper primarily refers to:
• Easements in carpentry commonly refer to adjusting what feature?
• Half Newel is attached to what?
• Economy grade is the minimum acceptable level of finish and workmanship, typically reserved for which areas?
• What is the decimal feet value of 5 inches when used in volume calculations?
• What line shows an object with perpendicular extension lines at the corners, or indication the centers?
• What term describes the vertical or inclined earth surfaces formed as a result of excavation work?
• What is the maximum height for a painter's step ladder?
• What is the minimum head clearance above stair treads?
• Special duty ladder type 1AA supports up to ___ lbs.
• Architectural woodwork standards (AWS) are often specified on plans or contracts. If they are not:
• According to standards closet shelves should be:
• If employees are exposed to falls in excess of _________, they must be provided a personal fall arrest system.
• What veneer cut is taken from the upper part of the tree?
• The maximum allowed height for a step ladder is how many feet?
• What is the circumference of a circle with a radius of 5 feet, using pi = 3.14?
• What happens when voids exist in cabinet plies during gluing?
• Which of the following is NOT among the three most common hinges?
• Which operation converts the product to board feet in the example calculation?
• In general stiles and rails should be:
• What do ORANGE stakes and markings indicate?
• Fillet is commonly used to describe a flat surface in relation to curved elements.
• What do you need to know to determine the height of a cutting blade?
• Custom Grade is specified for areas with high craftsmanship and uses what type of materials and hardware?
• When a glue line fails, the most common reason is:
• When removing kitchen cabinets, assuming that the area has already been cleared and other impediments have been removed, in what order should the cabinets be deconstructed?
• What does GREEN stakes and markings indicate?
• Which woods might tend to accept stain in an uneven manner?
• Which statement about back finishing is true for factory finished casework?
• Cooking media fires are classified as which class?
• Price per thousand board feet can be indicated as price per ______.
• When calculating board feet, which length unit is used in the expression thickness x width x length?
• What glue is one-part catalyzed by airborne moisture, sands and stains well, is strong and waterproof?
• The most common reason for the failure of shop applied finishes is:
• Birch, alder, beech, and cherry are all:
• A guardrail system must withstand a force of at least how many pounds applied 2 inches on the top edge in any outward or downward direction?
• Lifelines anchored to an anchorage must support a minimum dead weight of how many pounds?
• The organization abbreviated AWI stands for which entity?
• What is the area of a triangle with a base of 12 feet and a height of 12 feet?
• What are the two most common types of protection from electrical hazards?
• What are the most common fasteners used in cabinetry and furniture?
• Is the overall scale required on plans?
• Which description matches a cabinet door finished on two faces and two vertical edges?
• What is the minimum tread length on a staircase?
• The barber pole effect in veneer matching is connected to:
• When storing cabinets prior to delivery for finishing, which practice is recommended?
• For circular handrails, the diameter may not be less than what inch and may not be more than what inch in diameter?
• Hinges and catches should be:
• What is the volume of a cylinder with diameter 8 feet and height 15 feet?
• Which pair of woods is more likely to absorb stain unevenly?
• Relative humidity depends mostly on location/region and ________.
• In face-framed cabinet construction, doors can be built in which style?
• Which property must safety-toe shoes have for protection against electrical hazards?
• Which statement best describes the content listed in a title block to help locate the drawing within a set?
• What laminates are mostly used for countertops and work surfaces?
• In a residential occupancy where the tread depth is less than 11 inches, what is the maximum nosing protrusion?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the five basic glue types commonly used in furniture and cabinet shops?
• It is often recommended to wipe faces with a damp cloth before applying a urethane glue. Why?
• When selecting plywood grade for a project, which factors should be included?
• When installing a door frame, the top should be straight with the header and:
• When using epoxy glue:
• Flammable or combustible liquids and gases are classified as which fire class?
• Finger-jointed material is allowed under opaque finishes.
• Which adhesive is commonly used for edge banding in cabinet making?
• Type A soil requires that for every 1 foot of depth (V) the trench must be excavated back ___ of a foot (H).
• What line can be seen in a 3D or plan view and is also used for dimension and leader lines?
• If the slope is 4/12, what is the pitch?
• Normal counter height for use with a wheelchair is:
• Premium Grade is reserved for which scenario?
• When shoring trenches, how many braces must be used?
• Moisture content in wood is measured as a percentage by weight. The percentage for hardwoods is ____ and for construction lumber is ____ which is the industry average.
• Which ladder type is limited to a maximum height of 48 feet?
• A toy cart is a:
• Which is the correct maximum height for a painter's step ladder?