Practical Woodworking Crossword

A machine that uses a moving abrasive belt to smooth surfaces.
A manufactured board
Used to test the squareness of material and mark out lines at right angles to a given surface
Type of saw used to cut down 5mm at both ends of the piece of wood used for turning.
Used for making small holes in wood prior to starting to insert a screw.
This prevents the workbench from being damaged by continual cutting.
Used in a drill to make large holes in wood.
This type of drill bit is for making small holes in material.
This is used to hold work down onto a bench and to cramp small pieces of glued wood together.
A large machine that sits on the floor and is used to make holes in material.
Used to tighten objects in the drill
A type of softwood
Used for measuring sizes on material
Used for holding pieces of wood together, usually whilst gluing. They are used for bigger jobs due to the cramps being so long.
Used to draw circles on ends of wood before turning
Used to make piece of wood octagonal before turning.
Part of the wood lathe
Used to enlarge entry of smaller holes to allow heads of screws to go below the surface of material
Most common wood glue
A machine that is circular and is faced with abrasive for smoothing wood surfaces.