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What is the term for the part of shears that is responsible for moving during the cutting action?
What is the term for the part of shears that is responsible for moving during the cutting action?
What is the purpose of a Finger Grip in shears?
What is the purpose of a Finger Grip in shears?
To provide control and stability when using the shears.
What is the function of a Finger Brace?
What is the function of a Finger Brace?
To support the fingers and enhance grip on the shears.
What are Cutting Edges used for?
What are Cutting Edges used for?
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What does the term Shank refer to in shears?
What does the term Shank refer to in shears?
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What is a Still Point?
What is a Still Point?
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What role does the Still Blade play in shears?
What role does the Still Blade play in shears?
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What is the function of a Pivot Screw?
What is the function of a Pivot Screw?
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What is the purpose of a Thumb Grip in shears?
What is the purpose of a Thumb Grip in shears?
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Study Notes
Shears Labeling Diagram
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Moving Point: Refers to the part of the shears that moves to facilitate cutting. It enables the blade to interact with the material being cut.
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Moving Blade: The blade that operates in conjunction with the stationary components of the shears. It is responsible for executing the cutting action.
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Finger Grip: A design feature that provides a comfortable hold for the user’s fingers, enhancing control while using the shears.
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Finger Brace: An additional support structure that stabilizes fingers and assists in maintaining a secure grip on the shears during operation.
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Cutting Edges: The sharpened surfaces of the blades responsible for slicing through materials. They play a crucial role in the effectiveness and efficiency of the cutting process.
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Shank: The part of the shears that connects the handles to the blade. It provides the necessary strength and stability for efficient operation.
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Still Point: The fixed point on the shears around which the blades pivot. It remains stationary to facilitate effective cutting motion by the moving blade.
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Still Blade: The blade that remains in a fixed position while the other blade moves. It serves as the base against which cutting occurs.
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Pivot Screw: A critical fastening component that allows the blades to pivot around the still point, providing mechanical advantage for cutting.
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Thumb Grip: A specific grip designed for the thumb, allowing for greater stability and control. It enhances the user’s grip during use of the shears.
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Test your knowledge of various parts of shears with this labeling quiz. Each card features a crucial component along with definitions to enhance understanding. Perfect for students in vocational studies or those interested in crafting.
