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Comprehensive Guide to Identification and Function of Various Pounding Tools

Explore the diverse world of pounding tools such as hammers, mallets, and pliers, each designed for specific tasks. Hammers deliver force to strike objects, while mallets are ideal for delicate material without marring. Discover the functions of punches and chisels for moving and cutting materials. Gain insights into wrenches, sockets, and screwdrivers with detailed descriptions of their types and uses. This guide will also cover threading tools, cutting and smoothing tools, and measuring instruments essential for any toolkit.

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Comprehensive Guide to Identification and Function of Various Pounding Tools

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  1. LAB TOOLS Identification and Function

  2. POUNDING TOOLS • HAMMERS- TO USE TO STRIKE AN OBJECT AND WILL LEAVE SURFACE MARRING AND DENTS ON THE OBJECT • MALLETS-TO STRIKE AN OBJECT WHERE THE OBJECT SURFACE IN HARDER THAN THE MALLET’S FACES AND WILL LEAVE LITTLE MARRING AND DENTS

  3. BALL- PEEN HAMMER HAMMERS

  4. MALLETS: Soft Tip

  5. Rubber Mallet

  6. PUNCHES AND CHISELS • PUNCHES- USED WITH THE BALL-PEEN HAMMER TO MOVE OR DEFORM AN OBJECT • CHISELS- USED WITH THE BALL-PEEN HAMMER TO MAINLY CUT OBJECTS AND REMOVE MATERIAL

  7. Punches: Center Punch

  8. Pin Punch

  9. Chisels: Cold Chisel

  10. PLIERS • WHAT IS A GOOD DEFINITION OF THE TOOL “PLIERS”? • ANSWER: A TOOL TO INCREASE THE TORQUE OF THE HAND.

  11. Universal Pliers

  12. Slip-Joint Pliers

  13. NEEDLE NOSE PLIERS CUTTERS

  14. Dykes

  15. VISE-GRIPS CLAMP ADJUSTMENT RELEASE

  16. Snap-ring Pliers

  17. Side Cutters (Tin-Snips)

  18. Test Your Knowledge

  19. WRENCHES AND SOCKETS • WRENCHES- COME IN SAE(US FRACRIONAL) AND METRIC SIZES, MOST ARE USED MANUALLY BY HAND • SOCKETS- COME IN SAE(US FRACTIONAL) SIZES AND ISO METRIC SIZES AND ARE GENERALLY USED WITH SOME SORT OF HANDLE OR AIR DRIVE

  20. Combination Wrench

  21. Open End Wrench

  22. Wrenches: Box-End Wrench

  23. Allen Wrench (Hex Key)

  24. SOCKET SETS • Common Socket Set Square Dive Sizes: • 1” • ¾” • ½” • 3/8” • ¼”

  25. SHALLOW AND DEEP SOCKETS DEEP SHALLOW

  26. STANDARD 6 AND 12 POINT SOCKETS

  27. IMPACT SOCKET (Black Oxide)

  28. Standard Ratchet Handle and Socket QUICKRELEASE • Use a Breaker Bar for highly-torqued fasteners • Deep and Shallow sockets • Chrome/Silver not for impact

  29. Extensions

  30. Beam Torque Wrench

  31. Click Torque Wrench

  32. SCREWDIVERS • FLAT-TIPPED • PHILLIPS • TORK (STAR) • INTERNAL HEX (ALLEN)

  33. Flat –Tip Screwdriver

  34. Screwdrivers: Phillips (Cross-tip)

  35. TORX, TORQ or Star

  36. Offset

  37. THREAD CUTTING TOOLS • TAPS FOR INTERNAL THREADS • DIES FOR EXTERNAL THREADS

  38. Thread Tap (Internal Threads)

  39. Threading Die (Outside threads)

  40. CUTTING AND SMOOTHING • SAWS • BLADES • FILES • FILE CARDS

  41. Hacksaw

  42. Double-cut File

  43. Pry Bar

  44. A FEW MEASURING TOOLS • SCALES (RULES) • FEELER GAGES • MICROMETERS • DIAL CALIPERS

  45. Measuring Tools

  46. Feeler Gauge (Thickness Gauge)

  47. Micrometer • Inch or Metric to .0001 of an inch • 0” to 1”, 1” to 2” and so on • Outside mike pictured, outside mikes also

  48. Dial Caliper • Inch or Metric to .001 of an inch • Measures inside and outside and depth

  49. MORE TOOLS IN “TOOLS PART 2” Super Ending!

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