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Tool Identification

Tool Identification . Ag Structures. Terms . Tools -any instrument used in doing work Hand tool - any tool operated by hand to do work Power tool - operated by some source of power other than human power. Advantages of Using Hand Tools. Effective & efficient

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Tool Identification

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  1. Tool Identification Ag Structures

  2. Terms • Tools-any instrument used in doing work • Hand tool- any tool operated by hand to do work • Power tool- operated by some source of power other than human power

  3. Advantages of Using Hand Tools • Effective & efficient • Use hand tools when electrical or engine power is not available • Used for small jobs, where large machines can’t function

  4. Selecting Hand Tools • Select quality tools • Brand names=better quality tools • Using wrong tool can be dangerous, can damage the tool, and result in inferior work

  5. Layout Tools • Tool used to measure or mark wood, metal, and other materials.

  6. Tape Measurer • Come in lengths ranging from 6 foot to 30 foot, a width of ½ to 1 inch, • Can lock open, and use a spring to retract the tape with the push of a button.

  7. Combination Square • Determining 45 and 90 degree angles

  8. Framing Square • Squaring cut corners and laying out stairs and rafters

  9. Try Square • 90 degree squaring

  10. Framing Square • Squaring cut corners and laying out stairs and rafters

  11. Level • Leveling and plumbing

  12. Other Measuring Layout Tools • Electronic Tape Measure • Divider- • Marking Gauge • Chalk Line

  13. Once materials are measured and marked, they need to be cut, shaped, and bored as needed to prepare for assembling

  14. Saws • Classified by use and teeth per inch. • An 8-point saw would have 8 teeth per inch. • Handsaws include the: • Crosscut, rip, compass or keyhole, coping and backsaw.

  15. Coping Saw • Cutting curves and irregular cuts in thin materials

  16. Hack Saw • Used for sawing metal

  17. Shaping Tools • Includes planes, wood chisel, and rasps.

  18. Plane • Tool used to smooth surfaces and change the size or shape of wood materials. • Planes include: • Jack Plane • Smoothing Plane • Block Plane

  19. Jack Plane • Usually 14 inches long • Used for smoothing long surfaces by shaving with the grain of the wood

  20. Smoothing Plane • Usually 8 inches long, • Used with the grain and to finish smoothing

  21. Block Plane • Usually 6 to 6½ inches long • Used for smoothing the ends of boards by cutting across the grain. • To avoid splitting corners, clamp a piece of wood on both edges of the board or plane from the edge toward the center.

  22. Wood Chisel • Wedge-shaped cutting tool used to cut notches and shaving off excess wood • Come in a variety of widths and are generally hit with a wooden mallet.

  23. Wood Chisel • Keep the chisel sharp for safe and effective use. • To mark a slot turn the bevel of the chisel inward and up to cut shallow, and down to cut deep.

  24. Wood Rasp • Also known as a wood file • Used for smoothing rough work and for removing small amounts of wood on curved and irregular-shaped objects.

  25. Wood Rasp • Be sure the rasp has a handle. • Apply pressure on the forward stroke. • Clean the rasp with a wire brush or file card.

  26. Boring Tools Includes the • hand drill • push drill • brace and bit

  27. Hand Drill • Device with gears that drive its bit much faster than the handle turns • It is used for small holes when it is not convenient to use an electric drill

  28. Brace • Device for holding and turning an auger bit

  29. Auger Bit • Square tang to fit into the brace. • The cutting end has a feed screw, cutting lips, and cutting spurs

  30. Auger Bit • Drill until the feed screw begins to come through the wood, then back out the bit, and turn the wood over to finish the hole from the other side • Prevents the wood from splintering out

  31. Holding or Gripping Tools • Help complete the job quicker, easier, and safer • Clamps and vises • Used to hold or grip wood or metal while being cut, shaped, bored, and fastened • Pliers, wrenches, and screwdrivers • Used at times for holding, gripping, or turning.

  32. C-Clamps • Clamping two or more pieces of metal together • Named after It’s C Shape

  33. Bar Clamps • Adjustable clamp that can range from a few inches to six feet

  34. Hand Screw Clamp • Clamping wood together • Can span up to 10 inches • Requires two hands for tightening

  35. Miter Clamps • Used for tightening corners • Example: Making a picture frame.

  36. Machinist’s Vise • Made for heavy duty work • Have jaws that grip materials to keep them from slipping • Often mounted to a shop table.

  37. Pliers Types: • Combination pliers • Needle nose pliers • Diagonal side cutting pliers • Channel lock pliers • Locking pliers

  38. Combination Pliers • Also called adjustable & slip joint • Adjust for holding various size material

  39. Needle Nose Pliers • Reaching into recessed areas • Twist wire

  40. Diagonal Cutting Pliers • Also known as Lineman’s Pliers • Surface and diagonal wire cutting

  41. Groove Joint Pliers • Several size adjustments • Gripping when great pressure is needed

  42. Vise Grip Pliers • For extra firm gripping

  43. Wrenches • Used for gripping and tightening • Include • adjustable jaw, • fixed jaw • socket • set screw, and • pipe wrenches.

  44. Adjustable Wrench • Often called crescent wrench • Turning various size nuts and bolts • When using, pull against stronger, stationary jaw of wrench

  45. Combination Wrench • Turing hex and square nuts and bolts

  46. Open End Wrench • Turning square head nuts and bolts

  47. Box End Wrench • Turning hex head nuts and bolts.

  48. Socket Sets • Offer the option of a breaker bar to loosen tight nuts. • Offer speed of a ratchet handle to loosen the nuts quickly

  49. Allen Wrench • Turning Hex head sockets screws

  50. Screwdrivers • Either: • Standard • Phillips

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