True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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1.
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A
dado joint is a good choice for building a ladder.
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2.
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If a
dado joint has been cut too wide, plane the second piece slightly to make it fit the
dado.
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3.
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The
saw kerf for cutting a dado joint should split the layout line.
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4.
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A
rabbet-and-dado joint has greater strength and stiffness than a dado joint.
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5.
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Extending the shelves in a bookcase beyond the sides makes dado joints more
noticeable.
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6.
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To
cut a blind dado, drill a series of holes in the waste stock and then use a chisel to trim it
out.
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7.
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When
using a router to cut a dado, the size of the bit should usually be slightly smaller than the desired
dado.
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8.
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When
laying out a blind dado joint, mark the depth of the dado on the back edge only.
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9.
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If a
dado joint is slightly too snug, you can usually force it to fit by tapping lightly with a
mallet.
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Completion
Complete each sentence or
statement.
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10.
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The
correct depth of a dado joint is _____ the thickness of the workpiece.
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11.
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The
dado is a groove cut across the _____ of the wood.
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12.
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A
dado joint is assembled in the same way as a(n) _____ joint.
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13.
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One
method of hiding a dado joint is to use face _____.
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14.
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To
lay out a blind dado joint, lay out the length of the dado from the back edge to within _____ to 3/4
inch from the front edge.
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15.
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The
bit used with a portable router to cut a dado is a(n) _____ shank.
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16.
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A
table saw or a radial-arm saw equipped with a(n) _____ can make a dado quickly. (two
words)
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17.
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A
dado is a strong joint because it provides a larger shared _____ area than most other joints and
forms a supporting lip.
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Matching
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18.
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dado
joint
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19.
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blind
dado joint
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20.
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rabbet-and-dado joint
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21.
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Make
the dado.
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22.
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Lay
out and cut the rabbet.
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23.
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Fit
the tongue of the rabbet into the dado.
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24.
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Lay
out the position of the dado joint by superimposing the tongue of the rabbet.
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25.
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Mark
the width of the dado.
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