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Hardware and Metal Fittings Flashcards

1
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a threaded metal, pin or rod, having a head at one end, designed to be inserted through holes in assembled parts and secured by a nut

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Bolt

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a square hexagonal/square metal block perforated w/ a threaded hole to fit around and secure a bolt or screw

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Nut

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3
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placed before the nut and helps in securing the nut in place

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Washer

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4
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metal fastener having a tapered, helically threaded shank and a slotted head, designed to be driven into wood or the like by turning

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Screw

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5
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metal guides attached to drawers/ side walls of drawers

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Drawer Guides

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6
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Screw used for knockdown Fittings

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Allen

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7
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Screw that can never be unscrewed

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Security Head

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8
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used for Drawer front knobs and pulls

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drawer Pull Screws

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9
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a bolt w/ a machine-screw thread on one end and a lag-screw thread on the other

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Hanger Bolts

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10
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a universal connector that is a heavy duty cam-action fastener for extremely strong joints

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Heavy Duty Universal Connector

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Metal inserts w/ threads that protect the wood or board’s screw slot

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Threaded inserts

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12
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inserts that work especially well on thin materials (exposed veneer seating, plywood/boards)

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Low Profile Threaded Insert

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13
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ideal choice for knockdown fittings when clamping is difficult on large assemblies; also great for permanent joints

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Minifix KD Fittings

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14
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attached to the bottom of cabinets or chairs to protect from slipping

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Glider & Glider Tack

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15
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hardware that has finish as a decorative and functional fitting for furniture or enhance function and appearance

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Finishing Hardware

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16
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hardware that are concealed or hidden from view

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Rough Hardware

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17
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vernacular term form Hinge

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Bisagra

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18
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for movable joints to support and turn a door above a pivot consisting of 2 plates joined together by a pin

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Hinges

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19
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one leaf mortised into the edge of a door and the other, mortised into the rabbet

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Full Mortise Hinge

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20
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one leaf attached to the face of the door, other attached to the face of the door frame

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Full Surface Hinge

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21
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one leaf mortised into the edge of a door

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Hal-Mortise Hinge

22
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one leaf attached to the face of the door

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Half-surface Hinge

23
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consists of 2 rectangular metal plates joined by a pin (removable)

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Butt Hinge

24
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hinge having a non removable pin

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Fast pin Hinge

25
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hinge having a removable pin w/c permits the 2 parts to be separated

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Loose pin Hinge

26
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continuous hinge up to 6’; diameter = 0.25M, 0.32 - 0.40M; length = 1.5 - 3M; most efficient hinge

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Piano Hinge

27
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a cross garnet hinge

T-shaped hinge w/ the crosspiece as the stationary member and the long stem being the movable leaf

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T-Hinge

28
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hinge consisting of a number of flat plates rotating about a central pin, w/ shoulders mortised into the door edge and doorframe so as to concealed when closed

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Invisible Hinge

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Glass Hinge

30
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a device for securing a door, drawer or lid in position when closed, consisting of a bolt or combination of bolts propelled and withdrawn by a key or combination-operated mechanism

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Locks

31
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handles w/ screw

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Bolt-in

32
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Handles is embedded on face frame of drawer/cabinet

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Flushed

33
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mechanisms that are held in engaged position by friction

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Friction Catchers

34
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supports the shelves

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Brackets

35
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General purpose nail with a small head allowing head to be punched below timber surface and then filled. Suitable for framing, planking and cabinet work.

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Bullet Head Nail

36
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Large Flat head is to support material being fixed. For fixing metal sheeting, strapping, brackets, conduit, and pipe clips

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Clout

37
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for fixing large size timbers such as railway sleepers. Galvanised coated for extra protection against corrosion

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Deck Spike

38
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used in formwork applicattions and fastening temporary work - the second head is left exposed for easy removal and for attaching a string line

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Duplex

39
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for fixing fibre cement sheeting such as hardiflex and Villaboard to timber framing

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Fibrecement

40
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A longer nail than a clout, used mainly with soft woods and thin timber. For fencing, planking, crating, and projects where an immaculate finish isn’t necessary. The flat head stops the timber pulling over the head

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Flat head Nail

41
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used for fixing hardboard and fibre cement underlay sheeting to timber floors

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Underlay

42
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used for securing materials such as wood to brick or concrete. made of thick hardened steel or zinc w/ grooved or fluted shank

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Masonry Nail

43
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A flathead nail with a twisted shank, used w/ softwoods, which provides stronger holding power. Ideal for fences, crates and pallets

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Pallet Nail

44
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Fixes plasterboard to timber framing. has an annular thread for greater holding power in timber

cross of nail and screw

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Plasterboard

45
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for iron roofing and fencing. twisted shank provides greater holding power in soft timbers

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Roofing Nail

46
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for light ply, mdf, etc, where appearance is not the main factor and particularly where the panel needs tobe held firmly

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Softsheet

47
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used for marking points in bitumen and asphalt. large washer in galvanised finish

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Surveyor

48
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can be used forfixing textile materials to wood for example, fixing upholstery to furniture. very short w. relatively large head and very sharp point

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Blue Cut Tack

49
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A specially-designed flathead nail, which allows the head to be driven below the surface of the timber. A screw thread on the shaft adds extra holding power in soft timber. Ideal for decking, fences and pergolas.

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Timbergrip

50
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Useful for attaching netting or wire to timber posts and frames. an insulated version is often used to attachspeaker and telephone wires to timber

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Staple

51
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for attaching paneling to walls. has a low profile and usually a ringed shank. mostly used in conjunction w/ an adhesive

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Wall Pannel Nail

52
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a 50mm x 2.8mm nail used to fix Weathertext to timber framing. has a countersunk head and is galvanised to resist staining

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Weathertex Nail

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