Chisels, Planes, Spokeshaves and Scrapers

Question 1What is the name of the hand tool given below? Smoothing Plane Aeroplane Iron Jack Plane Spokeshave Question 2 - Care and Maintenance of PlanesFill in the blanks. Keep clean and free from rust by applying a light coat of oil. Blades should be kept sharp and correctly set. Always store a plane on its side to protect the cutting edge of the blade when not in use. Do not knock or drop the plane. Retract blade from the cutting position when not in use. Question 3 Match the hand tools with their uses. Spokeshave Used for smoothing surfaces on internal or external curves. Smoothing Plane Used for smoothing and finishing work such as cleaning up end grain, chamfers and rounding edges. Scraper Used for removing marks and defects on the planed surface. Iron Jack Plane Used for planing longer lengths of timber. Chisels Used for fine, delicate cutting including checking out hinges, forming and levelling joints. Question 4What is the name of the hand tool given below? Spokeshave Smoothing Plane Iron Jack Plane Rebate Plane Question 5What is the name of the hand tool given below? Iron Jack Plane Smoothing Plane Chisel Spokeshave Question 6 - Safety rules for ChiselsFill in the blanks. Keep chisels sharp. Keep both hands behind the cutting edge. Ensure that all work is securely fastened down. Maintain control of the chisel at all times. Carry the chisel with the blade pointing downwards. Question 7 Label the parts of the plane below using the following words: Toe, Depth Adjustment Nut, Lateral Adjustment Lever, Cap Iron or Back Iron, Blade or Cutting Iron, Lever Cap, Heel. Cap Iron or Back Iron Lateral Adjustment Lever Depth Adjustment Nut Blade or Cutting Iron Lever Cap Toe Heel Question 8What is the name of the hand tool shown below? Firmer Chisel Bevelled Edge Firmer Chisel Cold Chisel Mortise Chisel