G7 LESSON

4. “JUMBLE BEE!”

5. HCIEPPD / INDKEC
DEEGS
are caused by accidentally or deliberately
hitting the edges of these tools on a hard surface.
CHIPPED / NICKED
EDGES

6. U R S I T N G
occurs when metal drafting instruments are in
need of cleaning, exposed to moisture, or kept in a
humid storage.
R U S T I N G

7. R C K A C S
occur when tools are dropped, overly bended,
or subjected to intense impact. These are signs of
potential fracture and even more serious damage.
C R A C K S

8. RAWDEP RUSSACEF
happens when plastic drafting tools are
subjected to extreme heat such as prolonged
exposure to sunlight.
WARPED SURFACES

9. LULD STONIP
If this happens, tools with sharp-pointed tips
lose their capability to hold the place, thus, affecting
their performance.
DULL POINTS

11. - Drafting tools and equipment must be regularly
inspected and checked to monitor their condition and
physical integrity.
- It is also important to check and inspect the items
when purchasing new drafting tools and equipment.

13. CHIPPED / NICKED EDGES
- are caused by accidentally or deliberately hitting the
edges of these tools on a hard surface. Nicked edges cause
undesirable ruts or grooves when drawing lines.

14. CRACKS
- occur when tools are dropped, overly bended, or
subjected to intense impact. Cracks are signs of potential
fracture and even more serious damage.

15. WARPED SURFACES
- happens when plastic drafting tools are subjected to
extreme heat such as prolonged exposure to sunlight.

16. FADED / SCRATCHED
HATCH MARKS
- Hatch marks are the most important feature of any
measuring tool. Without these lines, the measuring tools are
useless.

17. MISSING PARTS
- Tools like compasses, dividers, mechanical pencils, and
technical pens come with small precision parts. These parts
are usually moveable, adjustable, and even interchangeable.

18. DULL POINTS
- Tools that have sharp-pointed tips get dull overtime. If
this happens, they lose their capability to hold the place,
thus, affecting their performance.

19. BLOCKING / CLOGGING
- Mechanical pencils and technical pens have chambers
that hold graphite lead or ink inside. These chambers are
sometimes blocked because of broken lead or dry ink.

20. RUSTING
- Rusting or oxidation occurs when metal drafting
instruments are in need of cleaning, exposed to moisture, or
kept in a humid storage.

25. a. Borrower’s Slip
- is a document used when borrowing articles from the
depository. A company may allow for short-term or long-
term borrowing of tools depending on the availability and
quantity of items in stock.

26. Qty. Item Purpose Date of Return
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
COMPANY’S NAME
BORROWER’S SLIP
Control No.:
Date: __________________
Borrower’s Name: _____________
Custodian: ___________________
This is to certify that I have received
the items in good condition.
_____________________________
Borrower’s Signature

27. b. Borrower’s Log
- This is a record that lists tools and equipment that have
been issued to and returned by certain individuals in the
workplace.

28. Borrower’s Log
Name of Borrower Item/s Date Borrowed Date of Return

29. c. Purchase Requisition Slip
- is a document used to notify a company of the tools or
materials needed to perform a certain task.

30. Item
No.
Qty. Unit Item/Description Purpose Recommended Supplier Date Needed
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
COMPANY’S NAME
PURCHASE REQUISITION SLIP
Date Requested: __________
Department: _____________
Filed by: ______________
Approved by: _________________
Noted by: ____________________
PR No.:__________________
Charged to:_______________

31. d. Inspection Report
- is used to state the condition of the drafting tools and
equipment that are used or inspected specially if defects or
damages are found.

32. INSPECTION REPORT
Date: ____________
Item: _____________________________________________________ Item Code: ____________________________
Description:
________________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________
Recommendations: _______________________
Tools & Materials Custodian: _______________ Reported by: ____________________________

34. If you are a drafter, what will you do to prevent
or avoid those defects to happen on your
drawing tools and materials?

35. Why do you think it is important to regularly
check or inspect the drafting tools we are
using?

36. Consider yourself a drafter in a company. If
you borrow tools and materials from the
depository, how will you show that you value
the different borrowing forms?

37. Name of Tool Defect/s Solution

38. Name of Tool Defect/s Solution
Ruler
Faded / Scratched
Hatch Marks
Do not use strong
solvents in cleaning
this tool.

39. Criteria 5 3 1
Correctness /
Accuracy
All informations
are true and
correct.
Some
informations are
true and correct.
Only few
informations are
true and correct.
Content
The filled in
informations are
enough and
understandable.
The filled in
informations are
not enough but
understandable.
The filled in
informations are
not enough and
not
understandable.

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