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What type of screwdriver is classified as either ordinary or Phillips?
What is another name for Rough Facing Tools?
What is the primary purpose of rubber gloves?
What is the primary classification of SAWs?
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What is a characteristic of hardwood?
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What is the main use of FILES?
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What is the purpose of safety eye wear?
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Why is a Chisel considered an abused tool?
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Which of the following is an example of softwood?
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What type of tool is an AXE?
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What is the main difference between a pipe crimper and a soldering iron?
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What is the classification of a screwdriver based on its shank?
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Which grading of wood has no knots?
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What is the main purpose of a Hack Saw?
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What is a characteristic of softwood?
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What is a characteristic of hardwood in terms of fire resistance?
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What is the primary purpose of an extension rule?
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What is the definition of technology in the context of building design?
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What type of tools are used to shape and smooth out materials?
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What is the name of the tool used to measure outside diameters of cylindrical objects?
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What is the purpose of a folding rule?
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What category of tools does a tape measure belong to?
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What is the definition of building in the context of architecture?
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What is the category of tools that includes a two-foot four folding rule?
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Study Notes
Hand Tools
- Screwdriver: a hand tool with a head and a shank used for turning screws, classified as plain or automatic, ordinary (flat head) or Phillips (cross)
- Adjustable screwdriver: a hand tool with a head and a shank used for turning screws, with an adjustable head
- Socket: a hand tool with a head and a shank used for turning screws, classified as plain or automatic, ordinary (flat head) or Phillips (cross)
Rough Facing Tools/Striking Tools
- Hatchet: a rough facing tool used for chopping and cutting
- Axe: a rough facing tool used for chopping and cutting
- Adze: a rough facing tool used for shaping and smoothing
Toothed Cutting Tools
- Saw: a toothed cutting tool used for cutting, classified according to kind of cut (cross cut, rip cut, combined rip and cross cut), shape of blades (straight back, narrowed thin, skew back), and according to use (floor, key hole, joiner or bench, miter, buck or wood, hack, coping)
- Files: metal tools of different shapes and sizes used for abrading, reducing or smooth cutting metal, wood or other materials
Sharp-Edged Cutting Tools
- Chisel: a sharp-edged cutting tool used for cutting and shaping wood, often misused as a pry bar, can opener, or screwdriver
Other Tools
- Pipe crimper: used to join materials or components by pressing them together and creating a seal or crimp
- Rubber gloves: made of natural or synthetic rubber, used for hand protection when working with chemicals
- Safety eye wear: intended to shield the wearer's eyes from impact hazards such as flying fragments, objects, large chips, and particles
Wood Classification
- Softwood: wood from gymnosperm trees such as conifers
- Hardwood: wood from dicot trees
- Softwood characteristics: originates from conifer/evergreen trees, generally less expensive, usually softer, almost always light in color, higher sap content, loose grain, poor fire resistance, and light in weight
- Hardwood characteristics: originates from deciduous trees, generally more expensive, typically harder, darker in color, lower sap content, close grain, good fire resistance, and heavy in weight
Sawing Methods and Grading Wood
- Sawing methods: not specified
- Grading wood: based on knot count, with clear cut having no knots and being the highest grade
Technology in Architecture
- Definition: the manner of accomplishing a task especially using technical processes, methods, or knowledge
- In architecture: the integration of technology in building design, construction, and equipment
Classification of Tools
- Measuring tools
- Marking tools
- Testing & guiding tools
- Fastening tools
- Rough facing tools
- Toothed cutting tools
- Sharp-edged cutting tools
- Smooth facing tools
- Boring or drilling tools
- Holding tools
- Sharpening tools
- Work bench
- Roughing up tools
- Surface finishing tools
- Miscellaneous masonry tools
Tools and Workers
- Carpentry tools
- Masonry tools
- Tinsmithing tools
- Painter tools
- Plumbing tools
- Electrical tools
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This quiz covers the classification and types of screwdrivers and hand tools, including plain, adjustable, and striking tools.