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Measurement started with items common to man such as a hand length, an arms length, the length of a foot or many other common items. These proved to be inadequate.
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Is a metal ruler Used for accurate measurements Can be used as guides for laying out lines Rigid steel rules can be used when cutting straight lines.
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A straight edge ruler and a beam or stock piece that are joined together at a 90˚ angle Used for layout lines perpendicular to an edge/side Check that a board is square Check a board’s flatness If a try square is dropped it may become inaccurate (not square.
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Consists of: Blade – steel rule Square head Center head Protractor head Used like a try square Layout angles Find the center of round stock (center head) Measure the depth of a hole
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Used to measure boards Testing corners Laying out various angles 2 measuring blades are set at 90˚ This tool can be inaccurate if dropped…but can be reset.
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The blade on the T- Bevel is movable It can be set at any angle between 0˚ and 180˚ The locking screw secures the blade in place. You can use various other tools to set the angle and then test your pieces to see if the angle matches.
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Accurately measure and mark long distances Transfer arcs and circles
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Tools used to draw arcs and circles One point stays stationary (point), while the other end draws the arc (pencil)
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Used to smooth arcs or making the transition from an arc to a straight line Layout curves and other designs
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A flexible form of a ruler (metal strip) Self-retracting coiled measuring tool Tip moves slightly to allow for accurate inside or outside measurements
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Allows you to draw a straight line over a long distance. String and chalk is contained in the body of the tool You pull the line tight and snap it. The result is a chalk line.
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Find an uncommon tool used in the woodworking shop. Create 2 posters for the tool: 1. Create a fake name and use for the tool 2. Indicate the real name and use for the tool.
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