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- 2. A piece of material such as wood or metal.
- 5. A type of drawing that shows exterior walls, all room partitions, doors, windows, stairs, bathrooms, workspaces, and any fixtures or appliances.
- 9. Drawings made with three axes from a horizontal line: a vertical axis, 30° axis to the right, and a 30° axis to the left.
- 12. A tool used to cut internal threads in a predrilled metal or plastic hole.
- 13. Opening in a material caused by cutting
- 16. The section of the drawing reserved for information about the drawing in general.
- 18. A stationary power saw attached to a small table that can be used to cut metal with an abrasive blade or wood with a carbide tip blade.
- 19. A type of drawing that indicates the internal features of an object.
- 22. Triangular graph paper using a series of grid lines that make a 60° grid of triangles.
- 24. A numeric value that gives size, form, or locations of objects on a drawing.
- 25. Amount of wood equal to a board one inch thick by one foot wide by one foot long, or 144 cubic inches in volume.
- 26. Motor-driven circular blade that is fed down into the material for cross-cutting angle cuts.
- 27. A sloping edge
- 28. A comparative relation between things in magnitude or size.
- 30. A tool or machine for perforating or stamping materials, driving nails, etc.
- 31. A list of materials with specifications needed for a project.
- 32. A rotary end-cutting tool that fits into the jaws of a power drill. Also known as a bit.
- 33. A proportion of one component to another by weight or volume.
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- 1. A stationary power tool for drilling or modifying holes of various depths.
- 3. A piece of tool steel shaped, tempered, and sharpened to cut mild tool steel when driven by a hammer.
- 4. A piece of hard material with two principle faces meeting in a sharply acute angle, for raising, holding, or splitting objects by applying a pounding or driving force.
- 6. Grooves of an even shape and taper that wrap continuously around a shank or hole.
- 7. A type of drawing where all surfaces are projected onto flat planes that generally are 90° angles to one another.
- 8. A very hard mixture of heated and pressurized carbide and various heavy metals, especially tungsten carbide, used for cutting edges and dies.
- 10. A drill bit that has flat cutting lips at the outside edges and a central projecting point used to guide the bit into wood, plastic, or composition materials.
- 11. A drawing that shows three views in one.
- 14. A drill bit used to bore holes in plaster, concrete, stone, brick, and other types of masonry.
- 15. The size of a plan compared to that of the object it represents.
- 17. In a straight line.
- 20. Any material used for grinding, polishing, etc., such as emery, pumice, or sandpaper.
- 21. A line used with dimensions to show size and location.
- 23. The size of material as used in the name for trade and building purposes.
- 29. A general-purpose bit used to drill holes up to one-inch in diameter in wood or light gauge metal.
- 32. A tool with an internal thread similar to the thread in a nut used to cut external threads on bolts and on similar round metal or plastic.