Tools used to measure, mark, and test/check wood, metal, and other materials

Tools used to cut, chop, saw, or otherwise remove materials

Tools used to make holes or change the size or shape of holes

tools used to move other tools or objects. They rely on their weight and speed to provide force to move an object

Tools used to hold materials and can also grip objects and even used to bend or shape objects and in fastening and gluing

Tools used to turn nuts, bolts, or screws

Any device used to turn up. loosen or remove earth

Tools that operate in principle similar with hand tools but power is derived from an electric motor

Tools classification according to user

What is an example of a layout tool?

category of materials generally characterized by properties of ductility, malleability, luster, and high thermal and electrical conductivity

metal composed of two or more elements, at least one of which is metallic.

alloy of iron that contains 0.02% to 2.11% carbon weight 

iron alloy containing 2.1% to 4% carbon and 1% to 3% silicon

purest form of iron containing slag and carbon traces

non-ferrous metals & alloys are more malleable, lighter and corrosion resistant

long, evenly shaped piece of solid metal and are usually classified according to their cross sections.

long hollow products of round or any other cross-section whose size is specified by the outside dimensions.

a higher gauge number in metal sheets means a thicker material

galvanized iron sheets are covered by a thin layer of what in the surface

stainless steel sheets are made of steel alloyed with

freshly galvanized sheets kept hot for a few minutes to allow the zinc to actually mix

diameter of steel wire is indicated by

in pipes, wall thickness varies according to 

materials for securely joining separate parts of an object or structure

fastener that bite into the material it fastens

fastener with threaded nut

device with threaded hole used together with bolts

headed pin of metal used for uniting two or more pieces by passing the shank through a hole in each piece and then by beating or pressing down the plain end so as to make a second head.

flat device with a hole in the center used as part of fastener

Are devices used for strengthening corners of frames and doors.

hard substance under bark of trees and shrubs

trees are obtained from trees of the class known to botanists as oxogens

layers in wood that indicate its age as it grows each year

freshly cut tree

processed wood

hardwood is also called needle leaf

hardwood has slow growth rate

cedar is an example of softwood

walnut is an example of softwood

which of these is an example of softwood

coconut wood is neither hardwood nor softwood

what is not a wood joint

“The basic material from which a product is made.” or “unprocessed material”

engineering material that has very low elastic moduli

engineering materials that has high moduli, high hardness but brittle

what does OSHC stand for

freedom from harm of risk

give an example of a workplace hazard

minimum lighting in the shop

in ventialtion, clean fresh air shall be supplied to enclosed workplaces at an average rate not less than ??? cubic meters an hour per worker

inattention through repetition is one major cause of power tool injuries

it is okay to wear slippers in the shop

guide in making a project

branch of mathematics which deals with the measurements of lengths of lines, areas of surfaces and volumes of solids.

unit of measure used in computation of lumber

compute the board foot of 2pcs of 2’’ x 2’’ x 6’ lumber

compute the board foot of a log with diameter of 8" and length of 2'

compute the board foot of a log with diameter of 1ft and length of 3ft

technique for making accurate estimates without the use of instruments

in pipes, a higher schedule means higher thickness

elastomers have high moduli