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Metalwork Hand Tools

Senior High 6 questions
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What metalwork hand tools means

Common hand tools used in the metalwork workshop.

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Worked example

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Question

The tool used to hold work firmly while it is being filed or cut is the

  • bench vice
  • hammer
  • rule
  • punch
Answer: bench vice

Working: A bench vice grips the workpiece securely while it is worked on.

Curriculum and exam alignment

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Related skills

Other Metals & Metalwork Tools skills in Metalwork & Technical Drawing, at the same point in the course.

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Exams that assess metalwork hand tools

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