Traditional Hand Tools

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  

1. Hi-ho, hi-ho, it's off to work I go, With a peavey, cant-hook, spud & dogs Hi-ho, hi-ho, hi-ho, hi-ho, hi-ho, hi-ho What kind of project am I off to work on? Build an Innuit sled Build a log cabin Prune a tree Plaster a wall

2. Oh I forgot my froe, I'll need that to... Split shakes Reach the branch Smooth the runners Make laths

3. What kind of woodworker would use a howel? Cooper Carver Shipwright Cabinet maker

4. Planes come in a huge variety of shapes and sizes. These bench planes all look similar except for their different lengths. Arrange them from shortest to longest. Jointer, Smooth, Fore, Jack Smooth, Jack, Fore, Jointer Fore, Smooth, Jointer, Jack Jack, Smooth, Jointer, Fore

5. This tool is named after the thing it's used to make, so this is an easy question - if you know Japanese! What am I making with my Dozuki? Tenon Sculpture Chair Sushi

6. I look in my workshop and see something with a frog, cheeks, and mouth! What is it? Bench Plane Obnoxious child Vice

7. My Warrington hammer is ideal for this job. What am I likely hammering? 6" nails A chisel Panel pins A bolster

8. It's a bit of a mystery how some tools got their names. You don't make jigs with a Jigsaw (which came first - the saw or the puzzle?) and how does a Coping saw cope? So what would you cut with a Gents saw? Bones Gents Firewood Dovetails

9. "Hand me that bastard", No, I'm not swearing - that's the right name for this: Mallet Hammer File Crowbar

10. I decide to finish a fine piece of furniture with French polish. It's strange to think this nice gloss finish comes from: Whale oil Beetle secretions Cow hooves Coal tar