Exam 23: Chests

In a chest-on-chest, heights range from ____ inches.

The overall height of a dresser ranges from ____ inches.

A dresser, sometimes called a(n) ____, is essentially a low and wide chest of drawers.

____, Tilia Americana, is a light, cream-colored wood with a straight grain; it is very lightweight and easy to work.

A(n) ____ is more difficult to build, but it offers many more organizational possibilities than does the blanket chest.

The chest of drawers is somewhat less user friendly than the chest-on-chest.

General guidelines for blanket chests are that the width should be between ____ inches.

Blanket chests range from very crude to very complex, depending largely on the type of wood and ____ used to construct them.

When crosscutting on the table saw, you can reach over with your hand to remove the cutoff.

Simple blanket chests can be further developed by adding a ____ or feet of some sort.

Basswood is also known as American linden or ____.

When making a symmetrical scrolled cut, you only need to make a pattern for half of it.

In a chest-on-chest, the chests are built independently of one another, so they can be easily separated.

The function of a chest is to store items safely.

A blanket chest in its most primitive form consists of just ____ boards.

In a chest-on-chest, depths range from ____ inches.

To make a chest of drawers manageable for the widest range of people, the largest drawer should not be more than 48 inches high.

A tool chest is another type of blanket chest.

In a chest-on-chest, widths range from ____ inches.

General guidelines for blanket chests are that the depth (height) should be between ____ inches.