SDI Ftt 211-7477 Exam Questions and
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It involves the greatest investment of tooling. - ✔✔Why is the lathe turning
process the most involved?
True - ✔✔The proper temperature suggested for the browning process was
150°: 200°, but the best way to tell if it is hot enough is if the solution
readily evaporates.
True - ✔✔T/F: The lathe turning process is the most involved process
because it involves the greatest investment of tooling.
False - ✔✔T/F: The shape of the muzzle is critical primarily for aesthetic
reasons.
It is a cutting grit, to finely smooth wood and fill pores. - ✔✔What is the
purpose of a 320-grit?
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, True - ✔✔T/F: The very last step in the process of gunstock finishing is a
light spraying.
False - ✔✔T/F: The lathe method is capable of cutting any shape of muzzle
crown with a limited number variations of the standard shapes.
The finish should cure for several days. - ✔✔Once finish has been applied
to gunstock, it needs to cure. What is the recommended length of time for
curing the gunstock?
True - ✔✔T/F: The use of sanding blocks to back your paper is essential
during the finishing process of gunstock is recommended.
False - ✔✔T/F: Recutting or reshaping the muzzle of an older or damaged
firearm should only be done with a lathe as it is the most accurate.
It should sit overnight at a minimum. - ✔✔How long should stain sit, at a
minimum, before you apply the finish?
The initial investment. - ✔✔What is the primary downside of using the
lathe turning process?
Flat, round, and 11 degree. - ✔✔The most popular muzzle shapes are:
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It involves the greatest investment of tooling. - ✔✔Why is the lathe turning
process the most involved?
True - ✔✔The proper temperature suggested for the browning process was
150°: 200°, but the best way to tell if it is hot enough is if the solution
readily evaporates.
True - ✔✔T/F: The lathe turning process is the most involved process
because it involves the greatest investment of tooling.
False - ✔✔T/F: The shape of the muzzle is critical primarily for aesthetic
reasons.
It is a cutting grit, to finely smooth wood and fill pores. - ✔✔What is the
purpose of a 320-grit?
1
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, True - ✔✔T/F: The very last step in the process of gunstock finishing is a
light spraying.
False - ✔✔T/F: The lathe method is capable of cutting any shape of muzzle
crown with a limited number variations of the standard shapes.
The finish should cure for several days. - ✔✔Once finish has been applied
to gunstock, it needs to cure. What is the recommended length of time for
curing the gunstock?
True - ✔✔T/F: The use of sanding blocks to back your paper is essential
during the finishing process of gunstock is recommended.
False - ✔✔T/F: Recutting or reshaping the muzzle of an older or damaged
firearm should only be done with a lathe as it is the most accurate.
It should sit overnight at a minimum. - ✔✔How long should stain sit, at a
minimum, before you apply the finish?
The initial investment. - ✔✔What is the primary downside of using the
lathe turning process?
Flat, round, and 11 degree. - ✔✔The most popular muzzle shapes are:
2
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