Basic Shop Terminology
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hand tools
pliers
Pliers-expanding & needle nosescrewdriver
phillips head screw driver
flat head screw driver
wrench
crescent wrench, box wrench set, socket setsnips
snipspunch and hammer
drive punch, marking punch, ball-peen hammer
file
various hand files and card file used for cleaning the files
hole making
drill press
Drill press
drill chuck
drill chuck with key and keyless drill chuck
used to hold drill tools NOT end millscenter drill
Center Drill
used to start a hole when drilling
drill bit types
sheet metal bit
Sheet Metal cutting Drill Bit
Notice the tip of the drillbrass/copper drill bit
Dubbed Drill Bit
Used for drilling Brass and Coppermetal drill bit
Metal cutting Drill Bit
usually 118 degree tipflat bottom
Flat Bottom drill bit
used to make a flat bottom in a pre-drilled hole
Finishing the hole
deburring tool
Hole Deburrer
used for deburring the edge of a pre-drilled holecounter-sink vs counter-bore
Counter-sink is used to recess a pre-drilled hole for a flat-head screw
Counter-bore is used to recess a pre-drilled hole for socket-head cap screwtap
tap (used to thread a hole) and tap handles
lathe
lathe
Lathe with 3 jaw chuck
measuring devices
caliper
Dial Calipercombination square
Combination Square
height gage
Height Gagemicrometer
protactor
Protractor
used for measuring anglesscrew pitch gage
Screw Pitch Gage
Used to determine the pitch of a threadtelescoping hole gage
Telescoping Hole Gages
used for measuring the diameter of a hole
mill
mill-vertical
Vertical Millmill-horizontal
Horizontal Millmill accessories
r-8 collet
R-8 collet
used for holding tools in the Vertical Milledge finder
top- .5" diameter edge finder
bottom- .2" diameter edge finderend mill
2-flute end millfly cutter
Fly Cutter
used for milling a flat surfaceboring head
Boring Head
Used for enlarging a holedividing head
Dividing headparallels
Parallels used to raise a part in a mill viserotary table
Rotary Tableclamping to table using strap-clamp assembly
Notice the set up. The stud is closest to the clamped part,
the strap clamp is higher on the stand-off end