Exam 19: Making Wide Panels, Thick Blanks, and Corner Joints

____ joints include the use of splines, biscuits, dowels, or butterfly keys.

When using ____ to join boards edge to edge, a groove is milled into the edges of the adjoining pieces.

Quartersawn material shows the distinct grain patterns that one may wish to showcase in a wide panel.

Once the panel is marked, each board is edged on the ____ to create an edge that meets its mating edge perfectly.

It is vitally important to run stock against the rotation of the cutter.

To reduce warping on wide panels, use relatively narrow boards, no more than about ____ inches wide, to create the wider panel.

The shaper can spin its cutters in only one direction.

When creating a reinforced butt joint, biscuits are spaced ____ inches apart.

A ____ joint is frequently used to create an edge miter joint.

The edge miter joint looks similar to the case miter joint but differs in its ____ orientation.