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1
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  • Used for sheet metal layout
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steel rules

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2
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  • Useful for taking measurements up to several feet
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Flexible steel wire

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  • graduation lines are as close as possible to fave to minimize parallax
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scale handling

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4
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  • Used to measure squareness of components
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tri-square

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5
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  • Used to measure angles
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protractor

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  • Used to measure inside or outside radii
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radius gauge

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7
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  • A marking tool used ONLY for aluminum and NEVER for titanium
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soft lead pencil

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8
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  • Used to scribing arcs and circles
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dividers

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9
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  • Used to mark permanent lines on components
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scriber

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10
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  • Used to apply a specific torque value to a fastener
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torque wrench

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11
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  • Type of torque wrench that show the actual torque on mechanical
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dial

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12
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  • Type of torque wrench that signals when torque is reached
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signaling torque wrench

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13
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  • Concentrate the force from hammer blow to area of tip
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punch

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14
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  • Type of punch that has a 60deg angle of tip
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center punch

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15
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  • Type of punch that is spring loaded
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automatic center punch

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16
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  • Type of punch Used to drive out a bolt/pin
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drift punch

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17
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  • Type of punch that has a parallel shank
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pin punch

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18
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  • Used for separating material but also for producing grooves and notches
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Saw/sawing

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19
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  • Used to remove/reduce material from metal/wood
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file

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20
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  • A process of filing that alters the size and shape of a part and considerable amount is removed
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rough process

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21
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  • A process of filing that smoothens a surface and doesn’t remove much material
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Finish process

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22
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  • A file cut that has a very smooth finish
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curved tooth (dreadnought)

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23
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  • A filing technique where file is moved crosswise to the edge side by side until they form a radius
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filing a convex (rounding the corners of sheet metal)

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24
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  • A filing technique where file advances sideways
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filing a concave

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25
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  • A filing technique that is used for final finish to remove raw edges
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draw filing

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26
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  • Used to clean files
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steel brush

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27
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  • Used to tighten drill. reamer. etc
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chuck key

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28
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  • Used to secure parts/components when working
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clamping

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29
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  • To create an aerodynamically smooth surface
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countersinking

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30
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  • Used to cut external threads (male thread)
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stock and die

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31
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  • Used to cut internal threads (female thread)
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Tape wrench and hand tap set

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32
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  • How to thread using tap set
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1.)Taper Tap 2.)Intermediate Tap 3.)Bottoming Tap

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33
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  • Used to remove burrs around the edges
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debarring tool

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34
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  • Used to provide HIGH QUALITY and ACCURATE hole
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reamer

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35
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  • Used to measure roundness or smoothness
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Dial Test Indicator

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36
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  • A type of PME in simple construction that measures dimensions in a faster way
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Vernier Caliper

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37
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  • A type of PME that measures dimensions more accurately. It has a main scale and a spindle
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micrometer

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38
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  • Used for fine grinding
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abrasive wheel

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39
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  • Most common hand held motor for drilling sheet metal using compressed air
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pneumatic drill

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40
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  • Used to determine drill bit size
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drill gauge

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41
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  • Circumferential speed of drill
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drill speed

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42
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  • A drilling machine that is mounted in bench/floor
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pillar drill

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43
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  • Used to locate drill holes
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hole finder

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44
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  • Used to keep drill bits 90deg to the surface when drilling
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drill guide

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45
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  • Used to block the drill to achieve a desired hole depth. It locks into drill with screws
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drill stops

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46
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  • Used to accurately drill rivet holes
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nut plate drill jig

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47
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  • Highest point of drill (blade)
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margin

48
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  • Helical groove and lowest point of drill
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flute

49
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  • Peripheral portion of body between adjacent flutes
A

land

50
Q
  • A part of drill which includes the flute. margin. and land
A

body

51
Q
  • Plain and cylindrical part of drill with no teeth
A

shank

52
Q
  • Used for sheet metal layout
A

steel rules

53
Q
  • Useful for taking measurements up to several feet
A

Flexible steel wire

54
Q
  • graduation lines are as close as possible to fave to minimize parallax
A

scale handling

55
Q
  • Used to measure squareness of components
A

tri-square

56
Q
  • Used to measure angles
A

protractor

57
Q
  • Used to measure inside or outside radii
A

radius gauge

58
Q
  • A marking tool used ONLY for aluminum and NEVER for titanium
A

soft lead pencil

59
Q
  • Used to scribing arcs and circles
A

dividers

60
Q
  • Used to mark permanent lines on components
A

scriber

61
Q
  • Used to apply a specific torque value to a fastener
A

torque wrench

62
Q
  • Type of torque wrench that show the actual torque on mechanical
A

dial

63
Q
  • Type of torque wrench that signals when torque is reached
A

signaling torque wrench

64
Q
  • Concentrate the force from hammer blow to area of tip
A

punch

65
Q
  • Type of punch that has a 60deg angle of tip
A

center punch

66
Q
  • Type of punch that is spring loaded
A

automatic center punch

67
Q
  • Type of punch Used to drive out a bolt/pin
A

drift punch

68
Q
  • Type of punch that has a parallel shank
A

pin punch

69
Q
  • Used for separating material but also for producing grooves and notches
A

Saw/sawing

70
Q
  • Used to remove/reduce material from metal/wood
A

file

71
Q
  • A process of filing that alters the size and shape of a part and considerable amount is removed
A

rough process

72
Q
  • A process of filing that smoothens a surface and doesn’t remove much material
A

Finish process

73
Q
  • A file cut that has a very smooth finish
A

curved tooth (dreadnought)

74
Q
  • A filing technique where file is moved crosswise to the edge side by side until they form a radius
A

filing a convex (rounding the corners of sheet metal)

75
Q
  • A filing technique where file advances sideways
A

filing a concave

76
Q
  • A filing technique that is used for final finish to remove raw edges
A

draw filing

77
Q
  • Used to clean files
A

steel brush

78
Q
  • Used to tighten drill. reamer. etc.
A

chuck key

79
Q
  • Used to secure parts/components when working
A

clamping

80
Q
  • To create an aerodynamically smooth surface
A

countersinking

81
Q
  • Used to cut external threads (male thread)
A

stock and die

82
Q
  • Used to cut internal threads (female thread)
A

Tape wrench and hand tap set

83
Q
  • How to thread using tap set
A

1.)Taper Tap 2.)Intermediate Tap 3.)Bottoming Tap

84
Q
  • Used to remove burrs around the edges
A

debarring tool

85
Q
  • Used to provide HIGH QUALITY and ACCURATE hole
A

reamer

86
Q
  • Used to measure roundness or smoothness
A

Dial Test Indicator

87
Q
  • A type of PME in simple construction that measures dimensions in a faster way
A

Vernier Caliper

88
Q
  • A type of PME that measures dimensions more accurately. It has a main scale and a spindle
A

micrometer

89
Q
  • Used for fine grinding
A

abrasive wheel

90
Q
  • Most common hand held motor for drilling sheet metal using compressed air
A

pneumatic drill

91
Q
  • Used to determine drill bit size
A

drill gauge

92
Q
  • Circumferential speed of drill
A

drill speed

93
Q
  • A drilling machine that is mounted in bench/floor
A

pillar drill

94
Q
  • Used to locate drill holes
A

hole finder

95
Q
  • Used to keep drill bits 90deg to the surface when drilling
A

drill guide

96
Q
  • Used to block the drill to achieve a desired hole depth. It locks into drill with screws
A

drill stops

97
Q
  • Used to accurately drill rivet holes
A

nut plate drill jig

98
Q
  • Highest point of drill (blade)
A

margin

99
Q
  • Helical groove and lowest point of drill
A

flute

100
Q
  • Peripheral portion of body between adjacent flutes
A

land

101
Q
  • A part of drill which includes the flute. margin. and land
A

body

102
Q
  • Plain and cylindrical part of drill with no teeth
A

shank

103
Q
  • A type of riveting joint where materials overlap each other (single shear)
A

lap joint

104
Q
  • A type of riveting joint where materials are connected by an inner lug (single shear)
A

butt joint

105
Q
  • A type of riveting joint where materials are connected by and inner and outer lug. For this reason
A

weight and drag increases (double shear)

106
Q
  • Should be 2.5-4 times thicker than the thinnest sheet metal
A

rivet diameter

107
Q
  • Should be 1.5 times larger/longer than rivet diameter
A

rivet length

108
Q
  • Size of drill hole in relevance to the rivet shank
A

drill hole should be 0.1mm larger than rivet shank

109
Q
  • The cause of rivet damage where upset head is too small
A

hole is too large and rivet length is too short

110
Q
  • The cause of rivet damage where upset head is too large
A

rivet length is too long

111
Q
  • The cause of upset head to crack
A

-too heavily squeezed rivet - No heat treatment - False storage of cooled rivets

112
Q
  • The cause of rivet shaft to drop during squeeze
A
  • Too long rivet - Too large hole - Dolly contaminated - Dolly is not perpendicular
113
Q
  • Distance between rivet center and element’s edge
A

Edge margin (for boeing)/edge distance (airbus)

114
Q
  • Distance between fastener rows
A

spacing

115
Q
  • Distance between rivets
A

pitch

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