Basic Mechanical Engineering
Theory- 80
Internal accessment- 20
Practical- 50
Theory -80 marks (For Final Exam)
Workshop Technology- 32
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Chapter 1
Hand Tools
Hand
• Tools
Hand tool is a tool held in the hand and operated
without electricity or other power. Some hand tools
used in metal work include:
Hammers Hacksaws
Punches Files
Chisels Wrenche
screwdriver s Snips
Hammer
A hammer is a tool that delivers a blow to an
object
The main functions of hammer are as follows
• Used to drive nails
• Used to fit parts
• Used in breaking objects
• Used to forged metal
Hammer
• Hand Tools: Hammers s Mechanic’s Hammer
Ball Peen Hammer
Used for shaping
Used for bending and metal
shaping metal and seating
rivets
Mallet
Wooden, plastic, or
metal head, they are
used for bending
sheet metal
Punche
s
• Centre punches- locate the centre of a
hole that is prepared for drilling.
• Dot punch- identify area for
cutting
Screw
Standard Screwdriver Drivers
Available in a variety of
sizes
Philips Screwdriver
Four-flanged tip allows for more rotational
force
Nut Driver
Used for tightening small hex nuts on bolts
Chise
l
Used for cutting through, or shearing, mild
steel and nonferrous metals
Hacksa
Hacksaw
w
Adjustable frame saw for cutting metal
Files
A file is a tool used to remove fine
amount of material from the work piece.
Its main objectives is to make the
surface smooth
Use of file is common in wood and metal
working
Classification of File
On the basis of shape
• Square file
• Round file
• Triangular file
• Semi circular file etc
On the basis of teeth
• Single cut file
• Double cut files
Pliers
• Pliers are a hand tool used to hold
objects firmly, used to handle hot metal
• They are also used for bending and
compression
Snips
A small tools with two handles for cutting the wire
Wrenche
s
A wrench is a tool used to provide
grip and mechanical advantage in
applying torque to turn objects
Types of Wrenches
1. Open End :
Loosen / tighten Nut or bolts with contact on
two flats
2. Box End
Loosen / tighten Nut or bolts; Less likely to slip
off than open end wrench
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Loosen / tighten Nut or bolts with convinence of
open end and box end on same wrench
4. Ratchet and Socket
Loosen/tighten bolt or nut in tight locations
5. Hex
Loosen/tighten hex screws
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Loosen/tighten bolt or nut in tight locations
Size can be adjusted as per requirement