Thread: school work help!

Originally Posted by kid123

guys im new here,
i need a few Q's answered for school

1.what are the names of the groups chisels are divided into?

2.name of three bench saws and name of three back saws?

3.name four curve cutting saws?

4.What is a kurf-i know its got to do with the blade of a saw but thats all i know.Why is it nessary?.

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OK, Lets see if we can help!

#3. Fret saw, coping saw, jig saw.... Anyone else?

#4. A Kerf? is the "Groove" left after running the saw through the job.

But of course! Googling will help!!!!!!!!

Originally Posted by kid123

guys im new here,
i need a few Q's answered for school

1.what are the names of the groups chisels are divided into?

2.name of three bench saws and name of three back saws?

3.name four curve cutting saws?

4.What is a kurf-i know its got to do with the blade of a saw but thats all i know.Why is it nessary?.

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1. pearing, decoring, and depiping
2. gang green, scaby, rash
3. ?
4. Think its a weird kind of Iraqi knockoff bowsaw brand.

Hope this helps

thanks tankstand,
nah i googled but it just comes up with chi.. poo

and apricot tripper i despise you :mad:

I should be setting an example eh.....

1. pearing, butt, mortise
2. rip, crosscut, tennon, dovetail, ,,,, bugger! thats all I know.
3. bandsaw, jigsaw, fretsaw, scrollsaw
4. kerf's the width of your cut with the saw.

'despise me' !!! ....jeez mate....you bearly even know me..... just pulling your leg ya know (sniff, sniff)....don't need to be so sensitive.. .. Whats this school test for anyway ???

Are you going to stick around anyway ? or are you just USING us ? eh, eh. Pick our brains and off ya go eh ? Not even a thankyou I bet :mad:

3: Band Saw

4: the Riving knife is there to stop the cut timber closing up and stopping the saw blade from binding up and stopping. the riving knife is behind the saw blade and sits in the kurf

Cheers Ian

ill probally ditch you!
come back every once and a while to pick your brains
Vbullitein make a good mounatian bike site ill stick to that!

thanks forevery1 who has helped me

Originally Posted by kid123

ill probally ditch you!
come back every once and a while to pick your brains
Vbullitein make a good mounatian bike site ill stick to that!

thanks forevery1 who has helped me

Aha, Thought so !!! ..... you cheeky little bugger

Written it all down and forgotten it just as fast eh ?????
(yeh, 'whatever' apricotripper )

Originally Posted by kid123

ill probally ditch you!

Heeeyy we havent even kissed yet, yah cant ditch me/us.

Allana

Originally Posted by kid123

guys im new here,
i need a few Q's answered for school

1.what are the names of the groups chisels are divided into?

2.name of three bench saws and name of three back saws?

3.name four curve cutting saws?

4.What is a kurf-i know its got to do with the blade of a saw but thats all i know.Why is it nessary?.

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OK Kid,

I'm game (and probably pretty lame too, but we won't go into that right now)

1. Morticing , Paring, Bevel Edge, Carving, Corner (may be a variant of bevel), and Turning (plus veneer saw, "Gentlemans" Saw, Flush Saw, Inlay Saw, Jewellers Saw, Offset Saw, etc., et blerry cetera...

2. Tenon Saw, Dovetail Saw, Fret Saw (& related Coping Saw)

3. Dozuki, Ryoba & Kataba

4. Kerf is the effective cutting width of the blade, i.e. the width of the slot that it cuts (not that it matters all that much to me as I always seem to miss my marking line anyway)

Cheers!

Congratulations guys. :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad:
You p.ssed another newbie off with your inane attempt at humour.
Keep it up d.ckheads and there will be nobody left here.
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Originally Posted by Auld Bassoon

4. Kerf is the effective cutting width of the blade, i.e. the width of the slot that it cuts !

i.e The width of the blade itself.

Originally Posted by DavidG

Congratulations guys. :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad:
You p.ssed another newbie off with your inane attempt at humour.
Keep it up d.ckheads and there will be nobody left here.

I think you leaving might be a good start Dave. Your own description of yourself sums it up perfectly.

Hey DavidG ... chill out!!

The kids come in here, get quick answers to complete their homework and go back to the streets on their skateboards (or mountain bikes) to harass little old ladies!

Don't take it all too seriously

Cheers
Tikki

Originally Posted by DavidG

Congratulations guys. :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad:
You p.ssed another newbie off with your inane attempt at humour.
Keep it up d.ckheads and there will be nobody left here.
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Soooo, when are you leaving??

Al

Too heavy..I thought The Kid was just getting into the spirit of things.

How about bench, mortise and paring as yer three chisel groups- I consider turning and carving tools to be separate species again.

Peace, darlings,
Rus.