Exam 2: Hand Power Tools

Drill bits designed to cut fast holes in wood are called __________.

The heavy-duty ____ drives smooth-shank, headed nails up to 3 1/4 inches, ring-shank nails up to 2 3/8 inches, and screw shank nails up to 3 inches.

Hammer drills are best suited drilling into wood.

Pneumatic staplers and nailers are commonly called ____.

A device used to protect from power cord electrical shocks is called a __________.

Finishing sanders either have a(n) ____ motion, an oscillating (straight back-and-forth) motion, or a combination of motions controlled by a switch.

The material removed when cutting with saw blades creates a space called the __________.

A full set of ____ bits ranges in size from 1/4 to 1 inch, graduated in 1/16-inch increments.

Cordless circular saws cannot cut dimension lumber.

____-actuated drivers are used to drive specially designed pins into masonry or steel.

__________ cutting is done by rotating a tool base so the spinning blade cuts into the material.

The saber saw is sometimes called a ____.

____ drills can deliver as much as 50,000 hammer blows per minute on the drill point.

Some twist bits are designed to drill into metal as well as other materials.

Twist drills range in size from 1/16 to 1 inch in increments of ____ inch

The ____ saw, sometimes called a Sawzall, is used primarily for roughing in work.

The size of a portable electric circular saw is determined by the diameter of the blade.

Masonry drill bits have ____ tips for drilling holes in concrete, brick, tile, and other masonry.

A electrical tool designed to replace the bench plane is called __________.

A chamfer is a small bevel on the edge of stock