Tool ID WEEK 13

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Tool ID WEEK 12
Study Guide
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KEY OBJECTIVE

• Identify ropes, screwdrivers, and saws from
  description or visually by sight!
• Selection of correct tool for the use!
• Explain safe use of tool!

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SelectionTool ID Week 12
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181 Wire Rope
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Used on winches and blocks to move, lift and
lower heavy items. Also used for towing tractors
and heavy equipment, and for logging operations.
It is made of multiple strands (6 or 8) each
containing approximately 19 wires twisted into a
rope. The safety factor for the selection of
rope is five times the breaking strength. Before
cutting, securely bind the rope on each side of
the cut. To coil or uncoil, roll the rope like a
steel hoop.
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182 Wire Rope Clamps
Used for clamping two cables together or in
forming a loop on the end of a cable. There are
two types, the U bolt with cleat and the bolt
clamp.
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183 Back Saw
Used for bench sawing of dovetail joints, dado
joints and other joints where the wood is held in
a vise. The back and teeth edges are straight.
The back is stiffened by a steel strap. Sizes
range from 8 to 18 inches long. The shorter the
saw the finer the teeth. This saw should be used
in a horizontal position.
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184 Coping Saw
Used to cut circles and curves in thin materials.
The size is determined by the depth of the
throat and the length of the saw blade. Blades
can be locked in any position. The blade is
installed to cut on the pull stroke.
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185 Hack Saw
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Used for cutting metal. The frame is usually
adjustable to different blade lengths. The
handle normally has a pistol type grip.
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186 Hand Cross Cut Saw
Used for cutting across the grain of the wood.
The front edge of the teeth are filled at 15
degrees from vertical while the file is held at
60 degrees across the saw. The standard length
is 26 inches. Typically 8-12 teeth/inch.
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187 Hand Rip Saw
Used to saw (rip) with the grain of the wood.
The most common size is 5 ½ points per inch. The
front edge of the teeth is perpendicular to the
tooth line. The edges of the teeth are not
beveled, but are shaped like chisels. Typically
4-7 teeth/inch.
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188 Keyhole or Compass Saw
Used for sawing curves, especially where the cut
must be started from a hole bored with an auger
bit.
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189 Miter Box Saw
Used to cut miters at any angle up to 90 degrees.
Saw sizes range from 26 to 30 inches long.
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190 Offset Screwdriver
Used where it is difficult to reach the screw
head with a common or standard screwdriver.
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191 Phillips Screwdriver
Used to drive screws with a cross slotted head
(phillips head screws). The most popular
screwdriver in America. Used in all industries.
Comes in three sizes. Always select the correct
size for the correct application.
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192 Slotted Screwdriver
Used on standard slot head screws. Select the
screwdriver to fit the screw to be driver. Used
mostly in woodworking applications.
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193 Screwdriver Bits
Used for driving wood and metal screws. The end
of the blade is shaped like a standard
screwdriver for slot, phillips, or other type
screws. The shank can be a tapered square for
the bit brace, round or hex for power tool
application.
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194 Torx Head Screwdriver
Used widely in the automotive and appliance
industry. The torx head is similar to the
phillips, rather than a cross in the head, it has
a six point star. Torx fasteners are used
extensively in the automotive industry for over
280 applications, such as headlight bezels and
taillights lenses. Also used on appliances, lawn
and garden, and electronic equipment.
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195 Square Recess Screwdriver
Used for Robertson and scrulox screws. Used in
mobile homes and recreational vehicles, as well
as the furniture industry. Each screwdriver is
color coded for easy size identification.
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196 Clutch Driver
This is a specialty drive that fits screws used
in mobile homes, boats, recreational vehicles,
and electric motors.
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197 Screw-holding Screwdriver
Used in applications which require the screw to
be held to the driver until it starts. Available
in slotted and phillips for those hard-to-get
places.
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198 Nut-drivers
This driver is shaped like a screwdriver except
the driving end has a socket rather than a point
for a particular screw. The nutdriver is used to
remove nuts from machine screws and drive hex
head metal screws. The shank of the nutdriver is
hollow which allows the removal of nuts from long
screws. This is a very popular tool in the
electrical and sheet metal industry.
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TOOL TIME POP QUIZ
Identify the following tools!!!! They are from
previous weeks
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TOOL TIME QUIZ 1
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TOOL TIME QUIZ 2
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TOOL TIME QUIZ 3
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TOOL TIME QUIZ 4
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TOOL TIME QUIZ 5
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TOOL TIME QUIZ 6
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Prepare for the answers!!They will appear in 12
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ANSWERS

• Water Pump Pliers
• Long Nose Pliers
• Diagonal Pliers
• Revolving or Leather Punch
• Manila Rope
• Pin Punch

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End Of Tool ID Week 12
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