Hardboard, exterior siding that has vertical grooves made to
simulate separate boards. A work table with an adjustable
circular saw blade protruding through and opening in the
surface. A device that measures rotational speed in revolutions
per second. An application of asphalt onto an existing paved
surface that is to receive a new coat of asphalt. The tack coat
bonds the new coat to the existing surface. A hammer with a
magnetized head that holds a tack in place. A special cloth used
to clean a wood surface before paint is applied. A small,
temporary weld applied to hold parts in place until a permanent
weld is made. Adding a period of time onto another. Ropes and
pulleys used for lifting heavy loads. A strip of wood with
small, sharp fasteners pointing upwards used to secure wall-to-
wall carpeting around the edges of a room. Sticky - for example,
adhesive or paint that hasn't completely dried. A joist with one
end resting on a wall and the other on a header. A cut made on
an overhanging rafter. A short jois