Workshop tools Flashcards

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How to use wood planes: 2

A
  • drag along the surface of the wood
  • to remove thin layers each time
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Metal working measuring and marking out tools: 7

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  • steel rule
  • odd leg calipers (parallel to edge)
  • engineers’ square
  • spring dividers (compass)
  • engineer blue
  • scriber
  • centre punch (holes for drillin’)
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3
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Woodworking cutting tools: 4

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  • tennon saw
  • chisel
  • coping saw
  • mortise chisel
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4
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Metal working shaping tools: 3

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  • raw hide mallet
  • folding bars (90°)
  • former
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5
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Metal working cutting tools: 4

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  • tinsnips
  • jr hacksaw
  • hacksaw
  • guillotine
    (All for straight lines)
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6
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Types of wood plane

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  • jack plane & smoothing plane: reduce material thickness/chamferish
  • rebate plane: rebates
  • plough plane: through housing esq
  • hand router: granny’s tooth
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7
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Woodworking measuring & marking out tools: 6

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  • BRADAWL
  • SCRIBER
  • steel rule
  • trisquare
  • sliding bevel
  • marking guage
  • mortise guage
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Random flashcard: what do you hit rivets with 1, files 3, how do you measure diameters

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  • ballpein hammer
  • flat, round, half round
  • outside & inside callipers
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Safety for workshop machines, pillar 5, mortise machine 2, sanders 1, metal lathe 3

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  • PILLAR DRILL correct speed, guard down, material secure in clamp, drill in correctly, chuck key removed
  • MORTISE MACHINE correct depth, wood is secure
  • BELT/DISC SANDER no holes in belt
  • METAL LATHE work piece in tightly, correct speed, guard down
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10
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Drill bits: twist/spur/step/forstner

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  • twist & spur drills are what we conventionally use for metal & wood, respectively, very accurate
  • step drill, for sheet plastic, stops it splitting
  • forstner bit, flat-bottomed holes
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Drill bits:
Auger/flat/hole

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  • auger bit, looser twist than twist/spur drills, drills deep holes in wood/plastic
  • flat bit, looks like the cross section of a (if solid) hole saw, large diameter holes in wood/plastic
  • hole saw, looks like a hollow cylinder with spur drill in the middle, large diameter holes in wood/plastic/metal
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12
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Workshop machines: 8

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  • pillar drill
  • belt sander
  • laser cutter
  • band saw
  • mortice chisel
  • wood lathe
  • metal lathe
  • hegner saw
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