Exam 3: Job Planning, Benchwork, and Layout

The main part of a ____ saw consists of a high-speed motor that has an abrasive cutting disc mounted to its shaft.

The most common tool used to mark straight layout lines is the ____.

The ____ is the curved area at the root of a saw tooth in which the metal chips are formed into curls.

____ screwdrivers are used when you don't have enough room to use a screwdriver with a straight shank.

The ____ form has a positive rake angle.

The solution to being able to see layout lines on rought, hard, or shiny materials is to coat the material with layout ____.

The____ protractor can be used to lay out angles with an accuracy of 5 minutes (1/12 of a degree).

____ are thick, precision, washer-like discs that should be the correct size and used on each side of the wheel.

____ is the size of an actual object related to its size shown on a print.

____ blades have been developed with a constantly changing tooth pitch to help alleviate this problem on thin sections and reduce vibration during cutting.

____ refers to the staggered arrangement of the saw teeth.

When pliers with a very high gripping power are needed, adjustable ____ pliers are used.

The ____ punch can be used to mark the intersections of lines that locate the center points of circles or arcs.

____ grinders are generally used to sharpen lathe cutting tools.

For inch series threads, the ____ number shown is the nominal major diameter of the thread.

Every other tooth on a ____ blade has been omitted.

The advantage of the ____ protractor is that it is smaller and flatter, and this can enable angle layout in places that other protractors cannot.

Wheel ____ are used to dress aluminum oxide wheels.

Some wrenches have one box end and one open end of the same size for versatility and are called ____ wrenches .

____ wheels are gray in color and can be used on pedestal and tool grinders.