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Mid Term Review. Homework Check Glue-up Turning Band saw. Glue-up. Answers. What 3 things should you check before you apply any glue?. Dry fit each joint Check for square Check for flat. What 2 things should you check when you dry-assemble?. Check dimensions No distortion.
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Mid Term Review • Homework Check • Glue-up • Turning • Band saw
Glue-up Answers
What 3 things should you check before you apply any glue? • Dry fit each joint • Check for square • Check for flat
What 2 things should you check when you dry-assemble? • Check dimensions • No distortion
How should you spread the glue? Thin film on all mating surfaces Why? Ensure the greatest possible glued surface area
How long does it take yellow glue to cure? 2 hours at room temperature
How should you arrange the clamps? Arrange clamps above and below 6” apart
Which clamp should you tighten first? Start in the center
When should you stop applying pressure? When an even bead of glue along the top edge
What trick can you use to make your boards flush? • Mallet and scrap wood • C-clamp
Turning Answers
What is a blank? A square block of wood 1/8” wider than the widest diameter of the finished spindle
Why is it important to get the blank centered? You’ll remove a lot of extra material to get an even cylinder
What are the 3 steps to get the blank centered? • Draw corner to corner lines on both ends • Punch the two intersections with an awl • Use the indent to line up the lathes drive center and tail center
How much should you tighten the tailstock? Enough that the piece won’t spin freely by hand
Where should you position the tool rest? 1/8” from the widest part of the blank
What are the 2 keys to success? • Drop the tool into the cut • Move with the legs and hips
Turn a cylinder in 2 steps • Step # 1: Start with a taper • Step # 2: Finish with a cylinder
A perfect cylinder actually starts as a series of… …gentle, overlapping tapers that eventually get evened out.
Where should you start your cut as a right handed person? Start cutting at the headstock always work from right to left
How should you position your body? Keep your arms and upper body fixed in the same position and generate side-to-side movement from your legs
What should you never do? Never stab the work piece with the gouge
How do you use a parting tool? Point the tool straight at the blank
What can you do with a bandsaw? • Cut curves • Rip / re-saw lumber • Cross cut short pieces • Cut irregular shapes
What are some common parts of a bandsaw? • Pair of wheels • Thin rotating blade • Table • motor
What are some common sizes of bandsaws? • Bench top • Floor model
What does the size of a bandsaw determine? • The stock size
Where should the blade be positioned? • In the center of the wheels
What is the purpose of the blade tension? • Keeps the blade tracking properly
What happens if the blade tension is too high? • Blade will break
Where should you set the guides? • Back of the blade should barely touch the rear guide • Blade should just touch bearing guides when lateral pressure is applied
Where should you not put your hands? • On the cut line
Where should you keep your hands when you are cutting off a small piece of waste? • Keep both hands on the main piece
How should you move the stock against the blade? • Slowly, steadily and firmly
What will happen if you cut a radius smaller than the blade? • The blade will bind and can jump off the wheel
What type of blades should you use to cut sharp curves in narrow stock? • Narrower blades • 1/8” - 1/4”
What type of blade should you use on hardwoods? • Finer pitch blade