Power Tools - 120101G

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Guards on a bench grinder should cover:

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2/3 of the wheel

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The gap between the tool rest and the grindstone on a bench grinder should never be more than:

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1/8"

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A grinding wheel is classified by:

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Size and type of abrasive and the type of bonding agent

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A safety specification to consider when selecting a grinding stone or disk is

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The RPM rating of the stone or disc

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A dressing tool is used for

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Refacing the surface of grind stones

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Bouncing or heavy vibration of the workpiece when grinding are indications that the grindstone is:

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Out of round

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Before installing a new grindstone you need to

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Check the wheel for cracks

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The flutes of a drill bit:

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Form the cutting edges on the point

Allow chips to escape

Cause the chips to curl

Permit cutting oil to reach the cutting edges

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The web of a drill bit

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Separates the flutes

Is the supporting section of the bit

Gradually increases in thickness throughout its length

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The risk of the drill bit grabbing the work or breaking

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Increases as the bit breaks through the work piece

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A v block should be used when drilling holes in

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Round material

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Hand drills are rated by

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Size of the Chuck

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Tapered shanks are most common on which drill bits

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Large

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Slots in the drill press table are provided for

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Fitting jigs to the table

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A magnetic base drill press is an advantage on

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Holes are drilled in the vertical plane

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Forming steel plate into cylinders is a process known as

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Rolling

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The main reason for using templates when forming steel is to

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Maintain accuracy

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Before using a power brake, it is good practice to

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Confirm the machine settings

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The power tool that is best suited for creating intricate shapes and multiple bends is

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Power Bender

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Trip hammers are a good tool for

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Sharpening bucket teeth

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What two factors must be considered when setting the blade clearance on a power shear

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Material type and thickness

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One advantage of a vertical band saw is that it?

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Can be used to cut curves

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When cutting with a horizontal band saw it is possible to

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*Cut several pieces at the same time

*Cut a variety of structural shapes

*Start the cut and then go work on something else

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A notcher is a cutting tool found on

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An iron worker

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Safe cutting of l-shaped structures in a cut-off saw requires

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One vertical leg of the l-shape against the stationary block of the clamping device

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Power positioner is range in size from small top top versions to large industrial versions. True or false?

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True

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The shape, size or length of an object being welded on the positioner may require the use of what to help it rotate easily

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Counterweights

Pipe stands

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What processes can a power position be used with?

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Manual

Semi-automatic

Automatic

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The safest way to use a wrench is to

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Pull on it with study pressure

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A combination square consists of

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A square head

A protractor

They sent ahead

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A thin rule has an advantage over a thick rule when

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Accuracy is a priority

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A good tool for accurately transferring measurements is a

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Set of dividers

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The size of pliers is determined by

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The overall length of the tool

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A bar clamp has an advantage when

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Clumping over great distances

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A 32 teeth per inch hacksaw blade is the best choice for cutting

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Thin stock

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Clamping the work piece between two pieces of wood is an effective way to hacksaw

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Thin material

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Files are classified by the

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Length, shape and cut

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Serrated blade snips have an advantage over tin snips when

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Cutting smaller more intricate patterns

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Tin snips are sized according to the

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Overall length of the tool

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The cutting edge of a cold chisel should be prepared to ____ degree angle for most materials and up to___ degrees for very hard materials

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60

90

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How are open and wrenches sized?

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By measuring the distance across the flats

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An adjustable wrench is recommended when

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A proper fitting wrench is unavailable

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How high are angle grinders typically rated to?

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12000 RPM

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Portable hand drills have a chuck size that can range from

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1/4 to 3/4 in

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A _____ ___ is meant for precise work on holes up to approximately 1/ 2 inch diameter

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Sensitive drill

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A typical upright drill press can drill holes between

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1/2 to 4 inches

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A magnetic drill is equipped with either ____ or ___ three jaw chuck

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1/2

3/4

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What are the three types of drill Chuck's?

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Keyed drill chuck

Keyless

Drill socket and sleeve

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Which drill Chuck is the most common?

What size is do they come in?

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Three jaw

1/4 to 3/4 in

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____ chucks are operated by manually turning and external collar. These chucks are often found on battery powered hand drills.

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Keyless

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Twist drills consist of three main parts?

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The shank

The body

The point

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What are the two types of shanks for twist drill bits?

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Straight

Taper

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In reference to drill bits,____ shanks are generally used on drills up to 1/2 inch diameter.

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Straight

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____ shanks are found on drills larger than 1/2 inch diameter

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Taper

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The body of a twist drill has two ____ flutes

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Helical

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What are the functions of the flutes on a drill bit?

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*curl the chips as they are cuts

*Carry the chips out of the hole

*Provide a passage for cutting fluid and coolant

*Form the cutting edges on the points

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The ___ of the twist drill is where all the cutting action takes place.

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Point

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The geometry of the points on a twist drill is defined by the: (3)

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Cutting edge

Chisel edge

Lip clearance

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The ____ or ___ ___ extends from the chisel edge to the margin and is the portion of the points that does the cutting. The diameter of a twist drill is measured across its _____

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Lip or cutting edge

Margins

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The .... ...... Is the portion remaining between the flutes. It does not cut and should be a smallest possible

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Chisel edge

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.... Are the helical grooves around the drill that allow for coolant and chip removal?

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Flutes

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.. ......... Is provided by grinding the heel lower than the cutting edge.

Without this clearance, the twist drill is not able to advance into the workpiece

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Lip clearance

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The... Is the thin portion in the centre of the drill. This forms the chisel edge and increases in thickness towards the shank

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Web

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Twist drills are manufactured with the standpoint geometry with a drill point angle of ...

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118°

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Using an increased rail point angle of ... And the reduced lip clearance of.. is better for drilling stainless steel

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135°

8°

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For other materials like plastic or non-ferrous materials you should drill with a point angle of ... to ... With a lip clearance angle up to ...

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60 to 90

12°

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When using an iron worker to punch holes, as a rule of thumb do not punch material thicker than ....

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One punch diameter

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When using an iron worker, failure to check ..... And ..... Alignment can cause them to shatter and potentially cause a serious personal injury

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Punch and die

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The ...... Is used to cope or block l shapes, c. Shapes, or other structural shapes for cross member fits unforgotten v. Notches to form .... Joints in L shapes.

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Notcher

90°