CSLB Cabinet, Millwork and Finish Carpentry (C-6): Study Guide and Online Practice Exam
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What’s included
- Learn the material: Cabinet, Millwork & Finish Carpentry (C-6) Study Guide Book
- Pass the test: Cabinet, Millwork & Finish Carpentry (C-6) Practice Exam
What this covers
Per the state's classification, a C-6 contractor "constructs, fabricates, and installs all types of cabinetry, countertops, and other millwork and finish carpentry items." This printed book covers the subjects the state tests. See the official CSLB C-6 classification.
Sample questions — Try our free practice test
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The front entrance to a house should be at least:
A. 38" wide · ✓ B. 36" wide · C. 35" wide · D. 34" wide -
Which of the following is most true? More than 2/3 of all wooden stock windows and doors are manufactured from:
A. Fir · ✓ B. Ponderosa pine · C. Sugar pine · D. Idaho white pine -
Exterior door thickness for residences is:
A. 1-1/2" · B. 1-5/8" · ✓ C. 1-3/4" -
A disadvantage of stains is that they:
A. tend to hide the grain of the wood · B. cannot be redone once applied · C. give unstable colors · ✓ D. bleed through coatings based on similar solvents -
A filled and sealed wood surface can be given an antique look by applying:
A. shading · B. spattering · C. highlighting · ✓ D. glaze -
A finished joint's strength and the drying time for glue is determined by:
✓ A. the wood's moisture content · B. the way that the glue is used · C. how the joint fits · D. the application of the glue
California contractors who passed
English is not my first language and the state material was very hard to read. The Peerless guide puts drawings next to the text, so I could understand even when the words were difficult.