(W2) Async | Worksheet - 00103 Introduction to Hand Tools
Drive Posts
A sledgehammer can be used to:
What type of clamp is designed to release material quickly by squeezing a trigger?
Bar clamp.
Hand Screw Clamp
Because of the shape of its jaws, which clamp can spread clamping pressure over a wider area than the others?
What is a C-clamp made of?
Cast iron or steel.
For leveling over a significant distance.
Compared to other levels, when is it better to use a laser level?
A. C-clamp B. Locking C-clamp pliers C. Spring clamp D. Bar clamp E. Pipe clamp F. Hand screw clamp
Enter the name for each type of clamp pictured.
What type of clamp has broad wooden jaws to spread pressure?
Hand screw clamp.
1. Place scrap under the piece to be cut. 2. Cut away from the body. 3. Retract blade when done. 4. Wear gloves to protect hands and for grip.
How do you safely and properly use a utility knife? Select all that are correct.
6
How many sides does a hexagonal shape have?
What is a key benefit of using a hand screw clamp?
Jaws are less likely to indent or mark material.
1. Handsaw 2. Keyhole saw 3. Coping saw 4. Backsaw
Match each saw type with its correct name.
Wood: 7-8, 8 - 14, 10 - 20 TPI Metal: 14-32 Plastic: 10-14 Drywall: 3-4
Match the TPI (teeth per inch) for saws with its corresponding type of material.
1. Slotted 2. Philips 3. Clutch-drive 4.Torx 5. Robertson 6. Allen
Match the image of each screw drive type to its correct name.
Used for tight curves and circles in finish carpentry. Coping saw Used to cut across the grain of the wood. Handsaw Used for cutting finish lumber and miter joints. The reinforced back keeps the blade straight. Backsaw Used to quickly carve in wood, plywood, or wallboard. It is used to cut holes for large-diameter pipes, vents and electrical boxes. Keyhole saw
Match the saw to its correct use.
6 or 12
Most sockets have how many gripping flats?
What is the structure of a pipe clamp?
One fixed jaw and a movable jaw on a threaded bar.
What material is a spring clamp typically made from?
Plastic or rubbery material.
What controls the width and tension of the jaws in locking C-clamp pliers?
The knob in the handle.
What feature makes locking C-clamp pliers versatile?
The locking feature.
What is the primary function of a spring clamp?
To hold clamps shut using a spring.
Wood or Fiberglass
What are shovel handles made of?
It can interfere with an accurate measurement.
What can happen when measuring a highly reflective surface with a laser measuring tool?
Easier Measurement
What is an advantage of a wooden ruler compared to a tape measure?
Engineer's Hammer
What is another name for a ball peen hammer?
Reed and Prince drives come to a sharper point.
What is the difference between a Philips drive and a Reed and Prince drive?
A pipe wrench has teeth.
What is the difference between a spud wrench and a pipe wrench?
Precision
What is the main advantage of using a torque wrench?
Linemen's Pliers
What's another name for side cutters?
Head is fixed firmly to the handle with no cracks or splits
When inspecting a pick, what do you look for?
Square Shovel
Which shovel is best for collecting debris from a hard surface?
Wood Shaver
Which tool is also called a shredder rasp?
Self-Retracting Knife
Which utility knife is the safest to use?
To cut through bolts and similar hardware.
Why do cold chisels have an edge angle of 60 degrees?
