Level | | Used to place mortar on blocks |
vaulted | | carries the support member over a window or door |
Jamb | | an agreement between the client and contractor |
Mitre | | the wooden floor framing member |
Batter | | The cement used in concrete and mortar |
soffit | | A style or type of roof shingle |
rough | | holds the vinyl siding where it meets the bottom of windows and roof overhang |
fascia | | Bad air escaping |
hardhat | | the material fastened to the inside of stud walls to give it the surface |
dado | | used to layout rafters and stair stringers |
housewrap | | The acronym used to identify concrete blocks |
Circular | | the number stamped on rebar is determined by the diameter in __________ of an inch |
rafter | | A saw used to make angle cuts |
jack | | a roof design type where the inside slopes but less pitch than the outside |
blueprints | | the project ____________ oversees all of the budgets, scheduling, materials, and man power |
manager | | Solid blocking or |
framingsquare | | The machine shaves off a wood surface to make it smooth |
baseboard | | The maximum allowed inches between railing balusters |
truss | | the term used for the stones in concrete mix |
Hydration | | the board system used to layout building lines and corners |
slump | | the term for the consistencey of wet concrete |
foreman | | the roof design for a standard pitch roof |
CMU | | A single roof framing member |
Trowel | | A machine that shaves off edges to make them straight and even |
gable | | the construction plans or drawings |
router | | the lead carpenter on residential construction sites |
gambrel | | Air infiltration barrier |
header | | Support above a window or door opening |
casing | | The saw most commonly used to make cuts on the job site |
Hurricane | | In a framed wall you have a window _______ opening |
ventilation | | the metal piece that is applied to the outside corners when sheetrocking walls |
OSHA | | What you should present when you apply for a job |
Joist | | The part of the door frame that the hinges are attached to |
jchannel | | the vinyl exterior trim piece that goes around windos and doors |
eights | | Nail guns are operated through __________ air |
vaporbarrier | | The board that makes the steps |
loosely | | The government department that regulates safety |
Planer | | responsible for design the useability, looks, and code compliance of a building project |
bridging | | Also known as joint compound |
Portland | | the exterior trim that covers the end cuts of the roof framing |
safetyglasses | | to be worn on when work is being done above you |
architectural | | The clips used to help tie down the roof to the walls |
sheetrock | | A manufactured roof system component |
aggregate | | the reaction that is caused when water is added to concrete mix |
architect | | the exterior trim that covers the roof overhang and provides air flow into the attic |
specifications | | trim around doors and windows |
Four | | the construction documents that describe the materials and methods |
Resume | | typical design type of a barn roof |
Stringer | | to be worn anyitme there is a potential of items flying through the air |
screed | | responsible for designing the structural components of a building |
Spackle | | Place the insulation ___________ around the window and door jambs |
Compressed | | the main purpose of the paper on fiberglass insulation |
Square | | 3,4,5 traingle means the building is |
Jointer | | a stick or board used to layout and use as a siding template |
ledger | | The tool used to test for plumb |
storypole | | Trim along the bottom of an interior wall |
contract | | the tool used to intially level the placed concrete |
cornerbead | | the name of the deck board that is fastened to the side of the house |
engineer | | a tool used to cut fancy edges on wood |
undersill | | a table saw cutting blade for making channels |