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Woodwork Terminology

A detailed wooden workshop scene with various types of wood and tools, highlighting both hardwood and softwood species, with a focus on woodworking techniques.

Woodwork Terminology Quiz

Test your knowledge on woodwork terminology with this engaging quiz! Whether you're a beginner or an experienced woodworker, you'll find it challenging and informative.

Get ready to learn about:

Hardwood vs. Softwood
Woodworking tools
Lumber grading and defects

15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by CraftingTree921

Hardwood comes from what type of trees?

Deciduous

Coniferous

Native

Evergreen

Softwood comes from what type of trees?

Native

Foreign

Coniferous

Deciduous

Hardwood trees grow slower than softwood trees

True

False

What scale is used to rate the hardness of wood?

Mohs

Rockwell

Vickers

Janka

Which of these is NOT a softwood?

Cedar

Cypress

Pine

Ash

Which of these is a hardwood?

Cherry

Maple

Pine

Poplar

"RGH" when referring to lumber stands for ..?

Rough

Rouge

Rogue

Rimu

The grain of lumber is made by what?

Growth rings of the tree

Applying dye when lumber is processed

Cutting marks from the sawmill

The lumber rotting in places

Which of these is NOT a defect in timber?

Slipping

Waning

Cupping

Checking

Defects such as bowing, cupping and twisting can be removed by which processes?

Planing

Hammering

Clamping

Cutting

Plywood is ...

... A natural process of two different trees growing together

... A a man made process of gluing sheets of timber together

... Formed through growth rings in a tree

... A type of Damascus steel

Which of the following is NOT a component on a combination square?

Adjustable knob

Blade

Shoulder

Range adjuster

What is the operational range of sliding bevel?

30 cm

0 - 180 degrees

0 - 90 degrees

0 - 270 degrees

Which of these will produce a more accurate and neater cut when drilling through timber?

HSS drill bit

Timber/twist bit

Brad point bit

Spade bit

Which of these would be best for producing the neatest through hole (bore) in timber?

Auger bit

Masonry bit

Graduating/stepped bit

Forstner bit

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