Proscenium Theatre
Traditional type of theatre with house for audience, apron, and stage.
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Largest size of sheet goods sold.
4x8
(4'x8')
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Flats
Vertical walls
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Platforms (Plats)
Horizontal (load bearing)
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Longest board lumber sold=?
Widest=?
16'
11 1/4"
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Depth
Width
Length
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Width is measured in which direction on the wood?
It is measured across the grain.
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Nominal Size of Board Lumber:
1. x2=? (used for?)
2. x3=?
3. x4=?
4. x6=?
Actual size of board lumber:
1. 1 1/2" (weight bearing/platforms)
2. 2 1/2"
3. 3 1/2"
4. 5 1/2"
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Nominal size of board lumber:
1. x8=?
2. x10=?
3. x12=?
Actual size of board lumber:
1. 7 1/4"
2. 9 1/4"
3. 11 1/4"
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Nominal size of board lumber:
1. x1=? (used for?)
2. x5/4=?
Actual size of board lumber:
1. 3/4" (Flats)
2. Anywhere from 1" to 1 1/4" (Flats & Plats)
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Black Box
-A type of theatre with four walls and ultimate customizability.
-"In the Round"
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Plasterline
-(PL)
-Separates house from stage
-Perpendicular to CL
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Centerline
-(CL)
-Separates two halves of stage
-Perpendicular to PL
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Upstage VS Downstage
-Downstage is closer to the house
(If you were to roll a marble on stage, it would go DOWNstage towards the house.)
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Cyclorama
-(Cyc)
-White wall upstage
-Light is pointed at it
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Scrim
-Mesh-like fabric upstage
-Light pointed at actor
-Creates a fuzzy effect
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Backdrop
-Take a wild guess :)
(Sets scene, usually painted, at back of stage)
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1. Robertson Screw
2. Philips Screw
3. Flathead Screw
1. Square head
2. Plus sign shaped head
3. Minus sign shaped head
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Ripping
-Cutting w/grain of wood.
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Crosscutting
-Cutting aCROSS grain of wood.
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Sharktooth Saw

-For wood

-Cuts across and with grain

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Coping Saw

-For wood

-Close cuts

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Keyhole Saw

-For wood (and drywall)

-Tiny spaces (like keyholes!)

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Backsaw

-Moulding w/angles

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Hacksaw

- For metal & plastic

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Trammel Points

-Makeshift compass

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Framing Square

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Tri-Square
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Combination Square
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Speed Square
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Bevel Guide
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Plumb Bob
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Spirit Level
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Mat/Utility knife
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Fence
The guide on a powered saw that allows it to cut a straight line.
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Router
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Grinder

-For metalworking

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Tiny "Trim"
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Sandpaper grade

The lower the # the ____ the paper

Sandpaper grade

The _____ the # the rougher the paper

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1. Palm Sander VS 2. Random Orbital Sander

1. Uses the sheets of sandpaper.

2. Uses precut circular pads of sandpaper and has holes for dust collection.

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1. Oagee Router Bit VS 2. (Trimble? Trimbet?)

1. Used for decorative designs on moulding

2. Used to make straight cuts

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1.Paddle Bit VS 2.Drill Bit

1. Makes holes in wood

2. Used to drill wood with threads

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Impact Driver

-Tiny screwgun/drill

-For dropping screws/tightening

-Not for drilling holes

-Quite adorable, similar to the drill as the tiny trim saw is to the circular saw

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