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Hand and Power Tools

Lily Pritchard RM GCSE Inglés 28 fichas

Hand and Power Tools

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  1. 1what is this cutting tool, what can it be used for?RIPSAW - for woodwhat is this cutting tool, what can it be used for?
  2. 2what is this cutting tool, what can it be used for?TENON SAW - for woodwhat is this cutting tool, what can it be used for?
  3. 3what is this cutting tool, what can it be used for?HACKSAW - for plastics and metalswhat is this cutting tool, what can it be used for?
  4. 4what is this cutting tool, what can it be used for?COPING SAW - for cutting curves in wood or plasticwhat is this cutting tool, what can it be used for?
  5. 5what is this, what can it be used for?BENCH PLANE - SHAPING
    has an angled blade that shaves off thin layers of material, used on wood for removing material
    what is this, what can it be used for?
  6. 6how do files work, what makes them suitable for different processes? [explain the different 'cuts']they have hundred of small teeth to cut away at the material. Different 'cuts' make it suitable for different processes: rough cuts are for removal of material - whereas fine cuts are for finishing (final smoothing)how do files work, what makes them suitable for different processes? [explain the different 'cuts']
  7. 7explain the uses of files?SMOOTHING
    as thy can come in different profiles they can make different shapes
    most files are meant to be for metals and wood , there are special one with very coarse teeth called cabinet rasps that can be used on wood
    explain the uses of files?
  8. 8how can you make sure that you drill i n the right place?using a BRADRAWL which involves making a pilot hold first
    (used on plastic and wood you can use a centre punch for metal)
    how can you make sure that you drill i n the right place?
  9. 9what are the three ways of drilling, what does it depend on which one you pick?with a BRACE
    HAND DRILL
    POWER DRILL
    depends how hard the material is
  10. 10what is this tool?HAND DRILLwhat is this tool?
  11. 11what is this tool?BRACEwhat is this tool?
  12. 12how do all drills work?by rotating a drill bit against the material
  13. 13what drill bit is this, what can it be used for?TWIST BIT
    used to drill small holes in wood, metal or plastic
    high speed steel (HSS) twist bits can be used on plastics/metal
    what drill bit is this, what can it be used for?
  14. 14what drill bit is this, what can it be used for?FLAT
    use on wood and plastics to drill large flat-bottomed holes
    what drill bit is this, what can it be used for?
  15. 15what drill bit is this, what can it be used for?COUNTERSINK
    make holes for screw heads to sit in
    what drill bit is this, what can it be used for?
  16. 16what is the point of chisels?to cut away and SHAPE wood and metal
  17. 17what are these, how do you use them, why different shapes?WOOD CHISELS
    they come in different profiles to create different shapes
    You can hit them with a mallet
    what are these, how do you use them, why different shapes?
  18. 18what are these, what are they used forGOUGERS
    used for sculpting
    what are these, what are they used for
  19. 19what is this, how is it used, what is it used for?COLD CHISEL
    these are hit with a hammer
    for METAL
    what is this, how is it used, what is it used for?
  20. 20power tools are?hand - held motorised tools
  21. 21what is this, how is it used, what is it used for?JIGSAW
    has interchangeable blades and variable speeds
    you can make straight or curved cuts in all materials, but its quite slow
    what is this, how is it used, what is it used for?
  22. 22what is this, how is it used, what is it used for?hand-held version of the CIRCULAR SAW
    the wood is held stationary and the saw is moved along it, using adjustable fences for guidance
    good for making straight cuts very quickly in WOOD
    what is this, how is it used, what is it used for?
  23. 23what is this, how is it used, what is it used for what is the advantage of using it?A PLANNER
    used like a bench plane to remove shavings of wood either to reduce the material to the required size or for rough shaping
    advantage of a power planner > takes much less effort and is much faster (but not as accurate as a bench plane)
    what is this, how is it used, what is it used for what is the advantage of using it?
  24. 24why marking out so important?as accuracy is important
  25. 25what are two way which make your marking more accurate?> using a try square (checking edges are square as its a perfect right angle)
    > using a centre punch to mark where you want to drill a hole in metal
  26. 26how can using a template help?if you are marking out lots of the same shape - this will ensure that each one is the same
  27. 27what does working within the required tolerance mean?this is set down in the manufacturers specification, its the amount by which the size of parts can differ without affecting the product (its your room for error)
  28. 28give an example of working within the required tolerancesay if your cutting some wood to size. it's meant to be 60mm wide, the tolerance is 2mm you need to check that what you've cut is within the tolerance - 58mm to 62mm
    if it just over can plane of a more material but if its too small, say 56mm you have to start again

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GCSE (SECTION TWO) RM Fichas sobre Hand and Power Tools, creado por Lily Pritchard el 23/04/2016.
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