Custodian Engineer Tools Practice Exam

Which tool is designed to hold two pieces at ninety degrees during gluing?

Dowell Drilling Jig Corner Clamp Protractor Torpedo Level

Correct Answer:

Corner Clamp

Explanation:

Holding two pieces at a precise right angle while glue sets is the key task here. A corner clamp is designed exactly for that, with two jaws coming together at a 90-degree corner to lock the pieces square as the adhesive cures. It provides fast, repeatable squareness and keeps the joint from shifting. The dowel drilling jig is for aligning holes for dowels, not for clamping; a protractor measures angles but doesn’t hold pieces in place; a torpedo level checks level or plumb, not joint alignment. So the corner clamp is the best choice for this purpose.

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