2. General working steps
• 1st safety
• 2nd marking out/measuring
• 3rd hold work
• 4th cutting out
3. Safety
• Always take protective measures
• Tools have sharp blades
• Cutting metals generates swarf, sharp edges
• Some holing tools are heavy(made from cast iron)
• Safety equipment: gloves, protective glasses, googles, face mask.
4. Working with metals
• Marking out tools (metal work)
Engineers square
Scriber Centre punch Steel rule
5. Measuring, marking out
• Engineers square
• Used for checking squareness.
• For marking lines at 900
• To differentiate between a try square or
engineers square. Stock is made from metal
8. Scriber
Tip is hard (high carbon steel).
Either end may be used.
Leaves a permanent mark on metal surface.
Difficult to erase, must be careful while
marking.
10. Centre punch
Tip is hard (high carbon steel).
Used for making indentation before drilling on a
metal surface.
It is used with a hammer
11. Importance of having an
indentation before drilling
Making an indentation using a
centre punch and hammer
12. Cutting tools
• A hacksaw is used for cutting metals
e.g round bars, falt bars, square bars
• The blade can be replaced.
Round bars Flat bars Square bars
22. Cutting tools
• Cold chisel.
• Made from hardened steel.
• Used for cutting thin metal sheets.
23. Using a cold chisel
Work held in engineers
vice.
A hammer is used for
hitting on the cold chisel
24. Using a cold chisel
If we need to remove the red
rectangle which is found in the
middle.
We drill a series of holes along the
rectangle.
Then we used a cold chisel and a
hammer to remove the material